From Amman
to their
next home.
International pet travel can involve veterinary preparation, documents, tests, permits, airline requirements and careful timing. First Pet helps you understand the journey and prepare your pet for what comes next.
More than a flight.
It’s a whole journey.
Every international pet journey is different. Requirements can depend on the destination, origin country, species, vaccination history, travel history, route, airline and date of travel. Our goal is to help make that process clearer, more organized and easier to prepare for.
Choose their
destination.
Select a destination for a general overview of areas that may need to be considered. This is not a final import checklist. Requirements must be confirmed for your pet’s exact journey.
Start with the full travel history.
Entry preparation can depend on the animal, vaccination history, previous travel and applicable import requirements.
One journey.
Many moving parts.
International pet travel often involves several connected stages. We help you organize the veterinary and travel preparation around your pet’s individual journey.
Veterinary Preparation
Veterinary planning based on your pet, destination and travel requirements.
Document Guidance
Help understanding the veterinary documents, records and certifications relevant to the journey.
Testing Coordination
Guidance around veterinary testing when it applies to the destination and travel plan.
Destination Planning
Review of the destination and relevant considerations before the journey begins.
Travel Coordination
Helping organize the different parts of the travel process around your pet’s journey.
Transportation Planning
Coordination can also include the practical movement of your pet as part of the wider journey.
From first message
to travel day.
The exact journey differs by destination, but international pet travel generally involves several connected planning stages.
Destination
Where you’re going, when you hope to travel and who is travelling.
Requirements
Identify the areas that may apply to your individual travel plan.
Veterinary Steps
Complete applicable veterinary preparation according to the travel plan.
Documents
Prepare the relevant veterinary records, certificates and other required paperwork.
Travel
Review the route, travel arrangements and practical preparation.
Journey Day
Travel with the relevant documents and preparation ready.
Travel has
its own clock.
Some journeys can involve preparation that takes time. Depending on the destination and individual circumstances, this may include vaccination timing, testing, documentation, permits, airline arrangements or other required steps. Starting early gives you more room to plan correctly.
Build your
Pet Travel File.
Tell us the basics. We’ll turn them into a simple travel enquiry you can send directly to the First Pet team.
Their journey starts here.
Three things
worth knowing.
A good travel plan considers more than the destination itself.
Requirements can change.
Government rules and entry requirements can change, which is why current requirements should be checked for each individual journey.
The route matters too.
Transit countries, airports and airlines can introduce additional considerations beyond the final destination.
Every traveller is different.
Species, age, health, vaccination history, travel history and other individual factors can affect the preparation required.
About destination requirements
Destination information on this page is provided as a general planning overview and should not be treated as a final import, export, airline or transit checklist. Requirements can change and may vary according to species, breed, age, health, origin country, vaccination history, travel history, destination, transit route, airline and date of travel. Current requirements should be confirmed with the relevant government authorities, airline and other applicable authorities before travel arrangements are finalized.
Tell us where
they’re going.
Share your destination, travel date and pet details. Let’s start planning their journey together.