In Argentina, you may only bring a pet into the country without obtaining prior authorization from the government when the pet meets the requirements described in the table above and does not come from Africa or Asia (animals coming from these regions will require prior authorization, with the exception of Japan).

If the Argentinean authorities find that any animal is carrying a disease, it may send the animal back to its country of origin, spay or neuter it, euthanize it and/or submit the animal to any other public health measure Argentina considers necessary.

The CVI must be issued in compliance with the regulations of Mercosul and the destination countries.

The passenger is responsible for complying with Argentinean law and should contact SENASA in Argentina (www.senasa.gob.ar)and the consulates of all the destination countries before travelling to request the necessary information, including information on the validation of the required travel documents.

In Bolivia, you may only enter the country with a pet when all the requirements described in the table above have been met.

The CVI must be issued in compliance with the laws of the destination country.

The passenger is responsible for complying with Bolivian law and should contact the consulates of all the destination countries before traveling to request the necessary information, including information on the validation of the required travel documents.

In Chile, you may only enter the country with a pet when all the requirements described in the table above have been met.

The CVI must be issued in compliance with the laws of the destination country.

In Paraguay, you may only enter the country with a pet when all the requirements described in the table above have been met.

The CVI must be issued in compliance with the regulations of Mercosul and the destination country.

The passenger is responsible for complying with Paraguayan law and should contact SENACSA in Paraguay (www.senacsa.gov.py) and the consulates of all the destination countries before travelling to request the necessary information, including information on the validation of the required travel documents.

In Uruguay, you may only enter the country with a pet when all the requirements described in the table above have been met and you have a health certificate that meets the following requirements:

I - It must show that the animal is free of any symptoms of illness, as well as infectious diseases and parasites.

II - It must show that the animal has received anti-parasite treatment, both internal and external, and provide the name of the product used and its expiration date.

III - It must show that the animal has received a valid anti-rabies vaccine and give the vaccination date, type, series (lot/batch number) and brand of the vaccine.

IV - In the case of dogs, it must show proof of treatment against the Taenia Echinococcus tapeworm with medication containing the active ingredient Praziquantel, which must have been administrated no less than 72 hours and no more than 30 days prior to entering the country.

V - Animals must undergo the serological test for leishmaniasis within 60 days prior to boarding.

Uruguay does not allow animals that have previously been diagnosed with leishmaniasis to enter the country.

The CVI must be issued in compliance with the regulations of Mercosul and the destination country.

The passenger is responsible for complying with Uruguayan law and should contact MGAP, the Uruguayan Ministry of Livestock, Agriculture and Fisheries (www.mgap.gub.uy), and the consulates of all the destination countries before travelling to request the necessary information, including information on the validation of the required travel documents.

In the Dominican Republic, you may only enter the country with a pet when all the requirements described in the table above have been met.

The CVI must be issued in compliance with the laws of the destination country.

The passenger is responsible for complying with Dominican law and should contact the consulates of all the destination countries before travelling to request the necessary information, including information on the validation of the required travel documents.

No Suriname, só é possível entrar com um pet, cumprindo com os requisitos especificados no quadro acima.

O procedimento para a emissão do CVI deve ser aquele previsto nas normativas do país de destino.

A responsabilidade pelo cumprimento da legislação do Suriname é do passageiro, que deve contatar previamente os Consulados dos países de destino da viagem, inclusive, sobre a necessidade de legalizar os documentos necessários para embarque.

You can only bring your pet into the US if you comply with the requirements listed above, as well as those of the USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) and APHIS (Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service).

Dogs:

Dogs can travel to the US when they are four months or older.

The passenger has to be able to show that the pet's rabies vaccine is current. The dog's first vaccine must have been administered at least 30 days before arrival in the country. The dog must have a certificate of rabies vaccination that is current and valid and that contains the following information: name and address of the owner;
breed, sex, age, color, markings and other identifying information; date of rabies vaccination information about the vaccine, and the expiration date; name, license number, address and signature of the veterinarian who administered the vaccine or a written (or oral) statement that the dog has lived in a rabies-free country for the last 6 months or since birth.

We recommend that passengers check with local state health authorities at the final destination since local health requirement s may apply.