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    Pet Import Howtobringyourdogorcatto Brazil English

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    To bring a dog or cat into Brazil, owners must present an International Veterinary Certificate/Pet Passport issued by their country's Veterinary Authority, not a private veterinarian. The Certificate must show the animal has received a rabies vaccination at least 21 days prior if it's their first shot, been treated for parasites within 15 days, and been examined within 10 days with no signs of disease. The Certificate is valid for 60 days from issue as long as the rabies vaccination remains valid. A Brazilian Pet Passport is needed to return with the animal and must meet the same requirements.

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    To bring a dog or cat into Brazil, owners must present an International Veterinary Certificate/Pet Passport issued by their country's Veterinary Authority, not a private veterinarian. The Certificate must show the animal has received a rabies vaccination at least 21 days prior if it's their first shot, been treated for parasites within 15 days, and been examined within 10 days with no signs of disease. The Certificate is valid for 60 days from issue as long as the rabies vaccination remains valid. A Brazilian Pet Passport is needed to return with the animal and must meet the same requirements.

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    To bring a dog or cat into Brazil, owners must present an International Veterinary Certificate/Pet Passport issued by their country's Veterinary Authority, not a private veterinarian. The Certificate must show the animal has received a rabies vaccination at least 21 days prior if it's their first shot, been treated for parasites within 15 days, and been examined within 10 days with no signs of disease. The Certificate is valid for 60 days from issue as long as the rabies vaccination remains valid. A Brazilian Pet Passport is needed to return with the animal and must meet the same requirements.

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    HOW TO BRING YOUR DOG OR CAT TO BRAZIL

    An Import Permit is not necessary for dogs and cats (any other pets must have
    an Import Permit issued by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food
    Supply), however when you arrive in Brazil you must present an International
    Veterinary Certificate/Pet Passport issued or endorsed by an Official Veterinarian
    from the country’s Veterinary Authority. Veterinary Certificates/Pet Passaports
    signed only by a private veterinarian are not accepted.

    Official Pet Passports are accepted only from countries that reciprocally accept
    the Brazilian Pet Passport. At this moment, the European Pet Passport is not
    valid to enter Brazil.

    A pet microchip is not required to enter Brazil.

    The International Veterinary Certificate/Pet Passport must comply with the


    Brazilian sanitary requirements:

    - Animals 90 (ninety) days older must have a rabies vaccination approved by the
    Veterinary Authority;
    - If it is the first vaccination, the trip must occur only 21 days after the shot;
    - Animals younger than three months old can only enter Brazil without the rabies
    vaccination when:
    o The Veterinary Authority certifies that the animal was less than ninety
    (90) days old at the time of the issuance of the International Veterinary
    Certificate and have not been in any property where there has been
    reported cases of urban rabies in the last ninety (90) days, based on the
    owner’s statement or by official epidemiological information.
    - If the country is considered rabies free by the World Organisation for Animal
    Health (OIE), there is no need to present a proof of rabies vaccination. This
    information should be specified on the International Veterinary Certificate/Pet
    Passport.
    - The animal must be submitted within fifteen (15) days prior to the issue date of
    the International Veterinary Certificate/Pet Passport to a broad-spectrum
    treatment against internal and external parasites with products authorized by
    the Veterinary Authority, identifying the active ingredients.
    - The animal must be examined within ten (10) days prior to the date of issue of
    the International Veterinary Certificate/Pet Passport showing no clinical signs of
    infectious or parasitic diseases and is fit for transport.
    - Brazil might not accept animals previously diagnosed with leishmaniosis.

    The International Veterinary Certificate/Pet Passport is valid for 60 days from the
    date of issuance, as long as the rabies vaccination stills valid.

    Animals can return to Brazil with the Brazilian Pet Passport only if the
    requirements above are fulfilled and signed by an official veterinarian from the
    Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply.

    Further information: [email protected]

    www.agricultura.gov.br/animal/animais-de-companhia/transporte-internacional

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