Saint Pierre and Miquelon sets its own requirements for bringing in dogs and cats. From any departure country your pet needs microchip, rabies vaccination, rabies antibody titre test and veterinary health certificate. The rules are the same for dogs and cats.
Order matters more than the list: the microchip goes in before the rabies vaccination, or the vaccination does not count.
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The limits people find out about last: how many animals one person may bring, the minimum age and which breeds are turned away at the border.
These are the country's rules. Airlines refuse some breeds on their own — their limits are in the carrier table above.
The full list of documents and procedures for entering Saint Pierre and Miquelon. Every item carries its official source and last-checked date, and is marked as always required or required only from some departure countries.
The animal must have a visible tattoo or have a microchip implanted with the proper certification.
The animal must be vaccinated for rabies and have proper certificates from a licensed veterinarian. ... The animal must be 4 months or older.
Saint-Pierre et Miquelon is listed among territories exempt from the antibody titration test for importation of domestic carnivores into the European Union (titer applies only to at-risk/unlisted origins under Reg 576/2013)
The animal must have a 'good bill of health' certificate from a licensed veterinarian certifying that the animal is free from disease.
The order matters more than the list: a step done too early has to be repeated. The intervals come from the same rule fields the engine uses for the earliest departure date.
Steps marked “depends on origin” are not needed by everyone — see the table above or check your own route.
Our route graph has no direct flights to this country, so we do not build a reference route. The requirements above are unaffected — they apply however the pet arrives.
From any country: microchip, rabies vaccination, rabies antibody titre test, veterinary health certificate.
Yes, from any departure country.
The country's rules list no breed bans. Individual airlines have their own restrictions — see the carrier table.