Learn the Process

Relocating with your dog can feel complicated, especially when different countries have different rules. At VetGlobal Relocation, the process is broken down into clear steps, with guidance at every stage — so you always know what comes next.

Understanding the destination requirements

Every country has its own regulations for importing pets. The first step is to review the specific requirements of the country you plan to travel to.

This includes:

Entry regulations and timelines
Required vaccinations and treatments
Documentation needed before travel

You will receive clear, practical guidance so you can plan with confidence.

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Reviewing your dog's documentation and health records

Once the destination requirements are confirmed, your dog's existing documentation is carefully reviewed.

This step includes checking:

Microchip identification
Travel passport or health records
Vaccination status and required treatments

If anything is missing or needs updating, you will be informed early to avoid delays later in the process.

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Home visit and fit-to-travel assessment

A home visit is arranged to carry out a clinical examination in a calm and familiar environment.

During this visit:

Your dog is examined to assess fitness to travel
Required vaccinations or parasite treatments are administered, if necessary
Official veterinary health certificates are prepared

Animal welfare is always the priority. If travel is not advisable, this will be discussed openly and honestly.

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Export certificate application and final approval

The final step is applying for the Export Health Certificate through the government veterinary system.

This includes:

Submission of the application through CEXGAN
Coordination of approvals and official documentation
Pick-up and delivery of the export certificate, when required

Once this step is completed, your dog is officially cleared to travel according to destination regulations.

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