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Dog and cat air travel: all routes

1391 documented routes, with entry rules and airline fees verified at source.

To Europe and the UK (424)

EU pet passport, health certificate, or the UK's separate regime depending on the destination — each route lists the exact requirements, vaccination timing and airlines that accept the animal.

US domestic flights (315)

No passport or customs, but every state sets its own rule: roughly half require a health certificate (CVI) even for a pet simply traveling with its owner. Hawaii is the odd one out, with a rabies quarantine despite being a US state.

Within the Americas (486)

Rules vary as much as the distances across the continent, from a simple vaccination record to a full import permit. Each route states exactly what the destination country requires.

To the Middle East (54)

Some Gulf carriers accept no pets in the cabin at all; others run a heat embargo for much of the year. The airline-by-airline detail is on each page.

To Asia (54)

Between quarantine, import permits and seasonal embargoes, Asia covers some of the longest lead times to prepare for. Each route states the real minimum timeline.

To Oceania (31)

Australia and New Zealand run some of the strictest entry regimes in the world, with preparation measured in months. Detail by route below.

To Africa (27)

Entry regimes vary widely and official sources can be harder to find — each route states the verification level applied.