Antigua and Barbuda requires a rabies antibody (FAVN titer) test when the pet comes from a rabies-infected country — the service names the USA, Canada, Grenada and Trinidad & Tobago — or from a country without strict entry control over pets imported from such countries. From a country WOAH certifies as rabies-free that maintains such control (the document gives Barbados and Jamaica as examples), the test is not required: the medical and vaccination history is enough. The service publishes no closed list, so we show the requirement to everyone and ask you to confirm it with the Veterinary & Livestock Division before travelling. The test is run by a WOAH-approved laboratory.
«If the country of origin is a Rabies infected country such as the USA, Canada, Grenada and Trinidad & Tobago or a country that does not maintain strict entry control requirements of imported pets from rabies endemic countries, the requirements are: Valid Certification of Rabies Vaccination (rabies vaccine within 1 year of importation); Certification of Microchipping; Results within accepted levels»
Source ↗Rules checked: September 24, 2026government