Pet Relocation Singapore
Singapore shines as a pet-friendly hub, where pets are cherished in its vibrant cityscape. Expect pet-welcoming parks, cafes, and condos, especially in areas like Sentosa and Orchard. Urban pet services, including grooming salons and boarding, are top-notch, and world-class veterinary clinics offer everything from wellness checks to advanced surgeries.
Our globally certified team masters Singapore’s pet import rules, expertly handling health certificates, rabies shots, microchipping, and import licenses for a hassle-free, quarantine-free move. Review our guide or reach out to plan your pet’s journey.

Singapore Pet Import Requirements
Each pet must have an ISO compatible microchip.
Each pet must have a valid rabies vaccine given on or after the day the microchip was implanted – the vaccine must be given no more than 12 months and no less than 6 months before travel.
Each pet must have a Rabies Antibody Titer Test done no less than 30 days after the Rabies vaccine. Results must be > 0.51U/ml. Results are valid for 12 months for travel to Singapore.
Animals can be exported 90 days from the date of sampling.
Cats/Dogs must have a valid FVRCP/DHPPi+L vaccine given no more than 12 months and no less than 30 days before travel.
AVS allows a maximum of 3 animals (dog/ cat) per household for private property, max 2 cats and 1 small dog for HDB property.1 import permit can only consist of 5 dogs/ cats, so multiple permits are needed if the owner has more than 5 pets.
A dog license must be obtained before applying for an import licence.
Each pet must be accompanied by an import permit issued by Singapore Government Veterinary Authority.
Book an inspection for your dog or cat and apply Goods and Services Tax (GST) with Singapore customs.
Each pet must receive internal and external parasite treatment 2-7 days prior to travel.
Each pet must be accompanied by a Government Endorsed Health Certificate from the country of origin.
Each pet is subject to a 30-day quarantine at Singapore Quarantine Station upon arrival.
Each pet must have an ISO compatible microchip.
Each pet must have a valid rabies vaccine given on or after the day the microchip was implanted – the vaccine must be given no more than 12 months and no less than 6 months before travel.
Each pet must have a Rabies Antibody Titer Test done no less than 30 days after the Rabies vaccine. Results must be > 0.51U/ml. Results are valid for 12 months for travel to Singapore.
Animals can be exported 90 days from the date of sampling.
Cats/Dogs must have a valid FVRCP/DHPPi+L vaccine given no more than 12 months and no less than 30 days before travel.
AVS allows a maximum of 3 animals (dog/ cat) per household for private property, max 2 cats and 1 small dog for HDB property.1 import permit can only consist of 5 dogs/ cats, so multiple permits are needed if the owner has more than 5 pets.
A dog licence must be obtained before applying for an import licence.
Each pet must be accompanied by an import permit issued by Singapore Government Veterinary Authority.
Book an inspection for your dog or cat and apply Goods and Services Tax (GST) with Singapore customs.
Each pet must receive internal and external parasite treatment 2-7 days prior to travel.
Each pet must be accompanied by a Government Endorsed Health Certificate from the country of origin.
Each pet is subject to a 30-day quarantine at Singapore Quarantine Station upon arrival.

Important Notes
Temperature Control
Vet Check
Airline Selection
IATA-Compliant Crates
- Size: Spacious enough for your pet to stand, turn, and lie down comfortably.
- Material: Fiberglass, metal, rigid plastics, welded wire mesh, solid wood or plywood (meeting IPPC standards) (There may be special requirements for certain breeds).
- Ventilation: Openings on all 4 sides to provide plenty of airflow.
- Rigid plastic containers must be securely bolted toether with metal nutes and bolts.
- Spacer bars to prevent other freight from blocking ventilation.
- Labeling: Clearly marked with “Live Animal” and your contact details.




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