Based on the current information, the following is general information on bringing pets from the Mainland to Hong Kong. Please note that as regulations and policies may change, please consult Hong Kong's relevant pet import requirements and procedures before making specific plans.
1. Animal Import License: Before bringing your pet to Hong Kong, you need to apply for and obtain an animal import license from Hong Kong. This permit can be obtained through the Agriculture, Fisheries, Environment and Food Bureau (AFCD) of Hong Kong. Applicants are required to provide relevant health and vaccination certificates, identity documents and pay applicable fees.
2. Pet vaccination and health requirements: Hong Kong has specific pet vaccination and health requirements. Your pet may need specific vaccinations and veterinary exams to make sure it's healthy. Generally speaking, pets need to be vaccinated against rabies and undergo a veterinary examination before importation.
3. Quarantine requirements: Under current regulations, pets brought into Hong Kong from the mainland generally do not require quarantine, but if the pet does not meet health and vaccination requirements, Hong Kong authorities may require it to be quarantined and undergo further inspection.
4. Import procedures and documents: When importing pets, you need to provide relevant documents and certificates, such as the pet’s health certificate, vaccination records, etc. You may also be required to complete an import application form and pay associated fees.
5. Air transportation: Bringing pets from the mainland to Hong Kong usually requires air transportation. Please contact your airline to learn about pet transportation regulations and requirements.
Please note that the above information is for reference only and specific regulations and requirements are subject to change. Before planning to travel to Hong Kong with pets, it is recommended that you contact the local animal health department, the Hong Kong Agriculture, Fisheries, Environment and Food Bureau (AFCD), airlines and pet professional organizations to obtain the latest and detailed import requirements and procedures. .
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