How to Obtain and Complete the APHIS 7001 for Pet Shipping
If you're moving internationally with your pet from the United States, you will most likely need an International Health Certificate, also known as the USDA APHIS Form 7001. We…
International Pet Relocation: Adjusting to Life in Germany
An international relocation brings many exciting changes to one's life, especially when you have pets. It is only when you leave your own country to live in a different one that…
Brexit. You’ve probably heard the term, but you may be curious if it will affect your travel plans or those of your pets. PetRelocaiton has been following this story closely as the United Kingdom and European Union …
Singapore is one of PetRelocation’s top destinations for pet travel. It’s easy to understand why! Singapore has some of the most stringent pet import requirements in Asia and they can be very difficult to manage without…
Pets traveling to the EU from a country that the EU considers 'unlisted' can still carry out a safe move, however, a little more planning time may be necessary.
The process usually takes about four months from start to finish,…
Hello PetRelocation,
I am writing to see if I can receive information on the most up-to-date requirements for a dog to enter Germany from the United States.
We used your company to relocate our dog, Winston, to Japan and had…
Smart Tips for 6 Fall Pet Travel Scenarios
Being a dedicated pet owner means being ready for anything.
No matter what the next few months hold for you, take a minute to look over our favorite travel tips for fall to…
Hi PetRelocation,
My vet tells me that all I need to get my dog into Germany is the International Health Certificate, European Microchip, and proof of vaccinations. However I'm reading on the internet that I also need the EU…
