Popular Routes

We connect pets with their families worldwide

Every international pet relocation runs on the same basic pieces — a microchip, a rabies vaccination, a veterinary health certificate, and an import permit or equivalent clearance — but the specific rules attached to each piece vary a lot by destination. Some countries, like Vietnam, do not currently require a rabies antibody titer test or a quarantine period for pets arriving with complete paperwork. Others, like South Korea, typically require a titer test with a waiting period before travel is permitted. The European Union enforces a fixed 21-day wait after the rabies vaccination before entry, no matter how complete the rest of your documentation is. And Australia runs one of the strictest processes in the world, combining months of pre-export testing with mandatory post-arrival quarantine at an approved facility. Below are the corridors we're asked about most, each with its own requirements, realistic timeline, and what typically drives the cost on that specific route. If your route isn't listed, we handle custom corridors too — get in touch and we'll walk you through what your destination requires.