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Your pet must have a working microchip (also called a “transponder”) before getting its rabies vaccination for travel to the EU.

• Rabies EU member Countries
  Dogs must travel with owner or within 5 days before or after owner travel Dogs not intended for sale or transfer of ownership Dogs must be registered within 2 weeks of arrival in Netherlands (microchip and registration required by law)
• Rabies Low RIsk countries
  No rabies antibody titration test required from low risk countries Dogs must travel with owner or within 5 days before or after owner travel Dogs not intended for sale or transfer of ownership Dogs must enter via designated entry points Dogs from peninsular Malaysia: additional conditions required Dog must have no contact with pigs during at least 60 days prior to export Dog must not have lived in place where Nipah disease confirmed during past 60 days Dog must be tested with negative result to IgG capture ELISA test in approved laboratory within 10 days of export Dogs must be registered within 2 weeks of arrival in Netherlands (microchip and registration required by law) If dog has been in unlisted country within 4 months before travel, high risk country requirements apply
• Rabies high RIsk countries
  Rabies antibody titration test required Blood sample taken minimum 30 days after primary rabies vaccination If dog already vaccinated several times and last vaccination still valid, blood sample can be drawn immediately Test result must be 0.5 IU/ml or higher Test must be performed at EU-approved laboratory 3-month waiting period between blood collection and travel to Netherlands Test does not need to be renewed if dog revaccinated before expiry date of previous vaccination If dog was vaccinated, blood tested and given EU pet passport in EU before traveling to unlisted country, 3-month waiting period not required on return Rabies vaccination must still be valid when returning to Netherlands If vaccination given in non-EU country, must be registered on separate EU health certificate Dogs must travel with owner or within 5 days before or after owner travel Dogs not intended for sale or transfer of ownership Dogs must enter via designated entry points Dogs must be registered within 2 weeks of arrival in Netherlands (microchip and registration required by law) All commercial transports must be preregistered in TRACES database

Your pet must have a working microchip (also called a “transponder”) before getting its rabies vaccination for travel to the EU.

• Rabies EU member Countries
  Dogs must travel with owner or within 5 days before or after owner travel Dogs not intended for sale or transfer of ownership Dogs must be registered within 2 weeks of arrival in Netherlands (microchip and registration required by law)
• Rabies Low RIsk countries
  No rabies antibody titration test required from low risk countries Dogs must travel with owner or within 5 days before or after owner travel Dogs not intended for sale or transfer of ownership Dogs must enter via designated entry points Dogs from peninsular Malaysia: additional conditions required Dog must have no contact with pigs during at least 60 days prior to export Dog must not have lived in place where Nipah disease confirmed during past 60 days Dog must be tested with negative result to IgG capture ELISA test in approved laboratory within 10 days of export Dogs must be registered within 2 weeks of arrival in Netherlands (microchip and registration required by law) If dog has been in unlisted country within 4 months before travel, high risk country requirements apply
• Rabies high RIsk countries
  Rabies antibody titration test required Blood sample taken minimum 30 days after primary rabies vaccination If dog already vaccinated several times and last vaccination still valid, blood sample can be drawn immediately Test result must be 0.5 IU/ml or higher Test must be performed at EU-approved laboratory 3-month waiting period between blood collection and travel to Netherlands Test does not need to be renewed if dog revaccinated before expiry date of previous vaccination If dog was vaccinated, blood tested and given EU pet passport in EU before traveling to unlisted country, 3-month waiting period not required on return Rabies vaccination must still be valid when returning to Netherlands If vaccination given in non-EU country, must be registered on separate EU health certificate Dogs must travel with owner or within 5 days before or after owner travel Dogs not intended for sale or transfer of ownership Dogs must enter via designated entry points Dogs must be registered within 2 weeks of arrival in Netherlands (microchip and registration required by law) All commercial transports must be preregistered in TRACES database

Your pet must have a working microchip (also called a “transponder”) before getting its rabies vaccination for travel to the EU.

• Rabies EU member Countries
  Dogs must travel with owner or within 5 days before or after owner travel Dogs not intended for sale or transfer of ownership Dogs must be registered within 2 weeks of arrival in Netherlands (microchip and registration required by law)
• Rabies Low RIsk countries
  No rabies antibody titration test required from low risk countries Dogs must travel with owner or within 5 days before or after owner travel Dogs not intended for sale or transfer of ownership Dogs must enter via designated entry points Dogs from peninsular Malaysia: additional conditions required Dog must have no contact with pigs during at least 60 days prior to export Dog must not have lived in place where Nipah disease confirmed during past 60 days Dog must be tested with negative result to IgG capture ELISA test in approved laboratory within 10 days of export Dogs must be registered within 2 weeks of arrival in Netherlands (microchip and registration required by law) If dog has been in unlisted country within 4 months before travel, high risk country requirements apply
• Rabies high RIsk countries
  Rabies antibody titration test required Blood sample taken minimum 30 days after primary rabies vaccination If dog already vaccinated several times and last vaccination still valid, blood sample can be drawn immediately Test result must be 0.5 IU/ml or higher Test must be performed at EU-approved laboratory 3-month waiting period between blood collection and travel to Netherlands Test does not need to be renewed if dog revaccinated before expiry date of previous vaccination If dog was vaccinated, blood tested and given EU pet passport in EU before traveling to unlisted country, 3-month waiting period not required on return Rabies vaccination must still be valid when returning to Netherlands If vaccination given in non-EU country, must be registered on separate EU health certificate Dogs must travel with owner or within 5 days before or after owner travel Dogs not intended for sale or transfer of ownership Dogs must enter via designated entry points Dogs must be registered within 2 weeks of arrival in Netherlands (microchip and registration required by law) All commercial transports must be preregistered in TRACES database

Pet birds must have an identification number such as a clip, leg band, microchip (transponder), or tag.

• Rabies EU member Countries
  Dogs must travel with owner or within 5 days before or after owner travel Dogs not intended for sale or transfer of ownership Dogs must be registered within 2 weeks of arrival in Netherlands (microchip and registration required by law)
• Rabies Low RIsk countries
  No rabies antibody titration test required from low risk countries Dogs must travel with owner or within 5 days before or after owner travel Dogs not intended for sale or transfer of ownership Dogs must enter via designated entry points Dogs from peninsular Malaysia: additional conditions required Dog must have no contact with pigs during at least 60 days prior to export Dog must not have lived in place where Nipah disease confirmed during past 60 days Dog must be tested with negative result to IgG capture ELISA test in approved laboratory within 10 days of export Dogs must be registered within 2 weeks of arrival in Netherlands (microchip and registration required by law) If dog has been in unlisted country within 4 months before travel, high risk country requirements apply
• Rabies high RIsk countries
  Rabies antibody titration test required Blood sample taken minimum 30 days after primary rabies vaccination If dog already vaccinated several times and last vaccination still valid, blood sample can be drawn immediately Test result must be 0.5 IU/ml or higher Test must be performed at EU-approved laboratory 3-month waiting period between blood collection and travel to Netherlands Test does not need to be renewed if dog revaccinated before expiry date of previous vaccination If dog was vaccinated, blood tested and given EU pet passport in EU before traveling to unlisted country, 3-month waiting period not required on return Rabies vaccination must still be valid when returning to Netherlands If vaccination given in non-EU country, must be registered on separate EU health certificate Dogs must travel with owner or within 5 days before or after owner travel Dogs not intended for sale or transfer of ownership Dogs must enter via designated entry points Dogs must be registered within 2 weeks of arrival in Netherlands (microchip and registration required by law) All commercial transports must be preregistered in TRACES database

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• Rabies EU member Countries
  Dogs must travel with owner or within 5 days before or after owner travel Dogs not intended for sale or transfer of ownership Dogs must be registered within 2 weeks of arrival in Netherlands (microchip and registration required by law)
• Rabies Low RIsk countries
  No rabies antibody titration test required from low risk countries Dogs must travel with owner or within 5 days before or after owner travel Dogs not intended for sale or transfer of ownership Dogs must enter via designated entry points Dogs from peninsular Malaysia: additional conditions required Dog must have no contact with pigs during at least 60 days prior to export Dog must not have lived in place where Nipah disease confirmed during past 60 days Dog must be tested with negative result to IgG capture ELISA test in approved laboratory within 10 days of export Dogs must be registered within 2 weeks of arrival in Netherlands (microchip and registration required by law) If dog has been in unlisted country within 4 months before travel, high risk country requirements apply
• Rabies high RIsk countries
  Rabies antibody titration test required Blood sample taken minimum 30 days after primary rabies vaccination If dog already vaccinated several times and last vaccination still valid, blood sample can be drawn immediately Test result must be 0.5 IU/ml or higher Test must be performed at EU-approved laboratory 3-month waiting period between blood collection and travel to Netherlands Test does not need to be renewed if dog revaccinated before expiry date of previous vaccination If dog was vaccinated, blood tested and given EU pet passport in EU before traveling to unlisted country, 3-month waiting period not required on return Rabies vaccination must still be valid when returning to Netherlands If vaccination given in non-EU country, must be registered on separate EU health certificate Dogs must travel with owner or within 5 days before or after owner travel Dogs not intended for sale or transfer of ownership Dogs must enter via designated entry points Dogs must be registered within 2 weeks of arrival in Netherlands (microchip and registration required by law) All commercial transports must be preregistered in TRACES database