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Assistance Dogs
Almost all of cruise lines will welcome assistance dogs on board and create an enjoyable cruise experience for both owner and the assistance dog. To help you along with any worries you may have regarding ports of call, we’ve gathered some information for you...
Country requirements Australia Baltic Canada Caribbean Dubai Egypt EU/Norway Far East Hawaii US/South
America
Animal needs Quarantine?
The animal placed under
quarantine surveillance but won’t actually
spend any time in a quarantine
station.
No
No quarantine needed but
there may be an inspection fee on
arrival.
No No
Before departure your pet must go to the quarantine
office. So the health certificate
can be issued.
No No No No
Vaccinations?Must prove that your animal does not have Rabies.
The animal must be vaccinated for rabies and various other
diseases at least 21 days but not more than 12
months prior to travel prior to
travel.
Proof of the vaccination is required with the date when
vaccinated, who it was licensed by (the country of origin) and then the trade
name with serial number of the
vaccine.
Yes, Rabies.
Must have had rabies injection
Must have a RMATT blood
test (abies test).
Yes, Rabies.
Yes, Must be vaccinated for
rabies at least 21 days prior.
Must have a certificate
showing they have been vaccinated
against rabies within one year and at least 30
days prior to entry.
Yes, Rabies. Yes, Rabies.
Animal can disembark at port?
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Animal must be trained? No No No No No No No No No No
Animal age requirements? No
Animals under 3 months old may enter an EU Country, but there are
additional regulations
that must be met. Certain aggressive
breeds of dogs are prohibited
from entry.
No No
Animals cannot be under 4
months old to enter.
No No
Animals under 3 months of
age are exempt from the rabies
vaccination.
No No
Does your animal need to be micro chipped?
No
If your pet’s microchip is not ISO 11784/11785 compliant, you can bring your own microchip
scanner.
No No No
If the microchip is not ISO
11784/11785 compliant then
you should bring your
own microchip scanner.
Yes No No No
Pet passport required? Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Port inspection? No No Yes No No
There could be a small
administrative fee that might be charged on your
arrival.
No No No
Subject to inspection at
port and may be denied entry.
Extra information
Assistance dogs that are
endorsed for a guide, hearing or another service of dog are not
subjected to any of the restrictions
for importation where the person that is importing
the dog is the actual user of the dog and to accompany the dog to Canada.
In the event that you are
traveling with a service animal or emotional
support animal, you will be required to
obtain an import permit from
the Veterinary Services Division of the Ministry of Agriculture prior
to arrival.
All pets must arrive in UAE manifested
cargo- it cannot arrive as
accompanied baggage.
Within 14 days of travel, a USDA
accredited vet must complete
the Egypt Veterinary
Certificate for endorsement
by the USDA or CFIA if it is then travelling from
the United States of America or
Canada.
If you are entering from
non-EU or non-listed country
same rules apply but a blood
sample must also be taken 30
days after the vaccination, and then you must
wait 3 months to avoid your dog being put into
quarantine.
China does not recognize as
many kinds of service dogs as
the U.S. does. For example, they
do not recognize psychiatric
service dogs. Service dog
owners also don’t have as many public access
rights as they do in the U.S.
There are restrictions regarding
the entry of service animals
into Hawaii. Customers
planning to travel to Hawaii should
contact the Hawaii Animal
Quarantine Branch manager
directly for quarantine
requirements. The 24-hour
phone number is 1-808-837-
8092. You may also view animal
quarantine information
at the Hawaii Department
of Agriculture website.
If a dog appears to be ill, further
examination by a licensed veterinarian
at the owner’s expense might be required at
the port of entry.
Assistance Dogs