Aliyah with Pets
What You Will Need:
Microchip
Your pet needs to have a microchip for identification. This chip is injected under the skin.
Steps to Take:
1. Vaccination
Your pet has to be vaccinated against rabies no more than one year and no less than 30 days prior to its arrival in Israel.
2. Serological Test
30 days after the rabies vaccination, a serological test by an OIE-approved laboratory, which states that the rabies neutralizing antibody titer was equal to or greater than 0.5 IU/ml.
3. Veterinary Health Certificate
This certificate must be issued within 10 days prior to the arrival in Israel and signed by a government veterinarian of the country of origin. You can find it here (page 3-4).
4. Notification on Pet Arrival
Send the notification form and the photocopy of the veterinary certificate to the offices of the Veterinary Services at the airport. It must be sent 2 workdays prior to departure. Find the form here (page 5).
5. Declaration
Attach a declaration to the health certificate, confirming that the pet had been in the owner’s possession at least 90 days prior to being brought to Israel. Find the declaration here (page 6).
Important Note:
Additional Information
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