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You Have Your Visa For Japan-What about Your Pets?

If you're planning to move to Japan with your furry friend, there are a few steps that you need to take to ensure a smooth transition. Japan has strict regulations regarding pet importation to ensure that their borders remain free of diseases and parasites. Here are the steps you need to take to bring your pet to Japan.

Research Japan's pet import requirements: Japan has strict import requirements for pets, which vary based on the animal's breed, age, and country of origin. You can find information about Japan's pet import regulations on the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries website.

Microchip your pet: Japan requires all pets to have a microchip implanted, which serves as identification. The microchip must meet the ISO standard (ISO 11784 and 11785). Your veterinarian can implant the microchip.

Vaccinate your pet: Your pet must be up-to-date on all required vaccinations, including rabies. If your pet is not up-to-date on its vaccinations, you'll need to get it vaccinated before you can travel to Japan.

 Get an import certificate: You'll need to obtain an import certificate from Japan's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries. You can apply for the certificate online, and you'll need to provide your pet's microchip number, vaccination records, and other information.

Get a health certificate: You'll need to obtain a health certificate from a licensed veterinarian certifying that your pet is healthy and free of any diseases. The health certificate must be issued within ten days of your departure date.

Quarantine: Depending on your pet's age, breed, and country of origin, your pet may be subject to quarantine upon arrival in Japan. The quarantine period varies based on these factors but can last up to 180 days. Your pet will be housed in a quarantine facility during this time.  In some cases, if your pet meets all import requirements upon arrival in Japan, the quarantine period could be within 12 hours.

Arrange transportation: You'll need to arrange transportation for your pet to Japan. Airlines have different policies regarding pet travel, so make sure you choose an airline that allows pets and that meets Japan's import requirements.

Familiarize yourself with Japan's pet regulations: Once you arrive in Japan, you'll need to follow Japan's pet regulations. For example, dogs must be leashed in public places, and you may need to obtain a permit to walk your dog in certain areas.

Moving to Japan with your pet requires careful planning and attention to detail. Make sure you research Japan's pet import regulations and follow all required steps to ensure a smooth transition for both you and your pet.

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