Pet Immigration Rules Philippines
Philippines Pet Passport & Quarantine Information
The Philippine Islands are pet friendly, however their procedure is
a little different.
Secure a Health Certificate issued by a duly licensed veterinarian or the U.S. Department of Agriculture dated not more than 30 days before arrival in the Philippines. It should certify that the animal is free from, and has not been recently exposed to, any dangerous communicable disease, and that is has been given anti-rabies and other required inoculations.
You may order the forms for taking a pet to the Philippines online - scroll to the bottom of this page for instructions.
Send/Present the Health Certificate for Certification of Authenticity to any Philippine Consular Office three (3) weeks before shipment. The fee is $25.00 per health certificate.
If sent by mail, payment should be made to the order of Philippine Embassy/Consulate in Money Order. Please enclose a self-addressed stamped enveloped for return mail.
Secure an Import Permit in the following manner:
Direct application from the Bureau of Animal Industry
Or, any party in Manila in behalf of the owner/importer may file the Import Permit provided that the fee of around P200.00 (US$ 4.00 approx.) is paid and the particulars of the pet (kind, breed, age, etc.) are known to the filer.
A copy of the import permit should be faxed to the owner/importer.
It should be presented at the airport upon the arrival of the pet. OR Upon arrival at the airport in Manila by presenting the certified health certificate to the Quarantine Officer on duty, filing of the required import permit and the payment of the corresponding fee.
The instructions and forms including the permit application are available at the Pet Travel Store.
Order online at: http://www.pettravelstore.com/store-pet-immigration-forms1.html
Secure a Health Certificate issued by a duly licensed veterinarian or the U.S. Department of Agriculture dated not more than 30 days before arrival in the Philippines. It should certify that the animal is free from, and has not been recently exposed to, any dangerous communicable disease, and that is has been given anti-rabies and other required inoculations.
You may order the forms for taking a pet to the Philippines online - scroll to the bottom of this page for instructions.
Send/Present the Health Certificate for Certification of Authenticity to any Philippine Consular Office three (3) weeks before shipment. The fee is $25.00 per health certificate.
If sent by mail, payment should be made to the order of Philippine Embassy/Consulate in Money Order. Please enclose a self-addressed stamped enveloped for return mail.
Secure an Import Permit in the following manner:
Direct application from the Bureau of Animal Industry
Or, any party in Manila in behalf of the owner/importer may file the Import Permit provided that the fee of around P200.00 (US$ 4.00 approx.) is paid and the particulars of the pet (kind, breed, age, etc.) are known to the filer.
A copy of the import permit should be faxed to the owner/importer.
It should be presented at the airport upon the arrival of the pet. OR Upon arrival at the airport in Manila by presenting the certified health certificate to the Quarantine Officer on duty, filing of the required import permit and the payment of the corresponding fee.
The instructions and forms including the permit application are available at the Pet Travel Store.
Order online at: http://www.pettravelstore.com/store-pet-immigration-forms1.html
Pet Immigration Rules Philippines