Jamaica Pet Import/Export Requirements

Jamaica pet import/export requirements are as follows:
Dogs and cats can only be directly imported into Jamaica from the countries listed in Category 1 in Part 1 of the First Schedule (includes US and Canada).
Dogs and cats must be permanently identified with a microchip (ISO Standard 11784 or Annex A to Standard 11785. (This MUST be done prior to rabies vaccination). The microchip number must be recorded on all documentation.
Dogs and cats must NOT be under quarantine restrictions at the time of export to Jamaica.
Dogs and cats must NOT be pregnant nor be suckling young at the time of export.
Every person wishing to import any dog or cat into Jamaica MUST:
First complete a Preliminary Application Form.
Obtain a Veterinary Import Permit.
Complete all tests, treatments and vaccination requirements (Click here for Test, Vaccination and Treatment Entry Requirements).
Obtain an Official Veterinary Export Health Certificate.
Complete and Submit an Animal Landing Notification Form.
Complete and Submit a Confirmation of Animal Arrival Form.
A person shall NOT import any of the following dog breeds into Jamaica: Dogo Argentino; Fila Brasileiro; Japanese Tosa; or Pit Bull Terrier.
A person shall NOT import a hybrid dog or cat that is an offspring of domestic dogs or cats crossed with other species into Jamaica.
For animals originating from countries NOT listed in Category 1 , Part 1 of the First Schedule, these animals must first be resident for a continuous period of at least (6) six months in a country listed in Category 1, Part I of the First Schedule BEFORE qualifying for entry.
Airlines may have separate and additional requirements. Check with your airline to determine what requirements they may have, if any.
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