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Prepared and reviewed by Dr. Sarah Okafor, International Animal Health Consultant
Export Requirements
What you need to do before your pet can leave .
Export Permit
False
Government Endorsement
GDVS endorsement required
Airlines Available from
Royal Jordanian
Cabin and cargoEmirates
Cargo onlyTurkish Airlines
Cabin and cargoBritish Airways
Cargo onlyLufthansa
Cabin and cargoQatar Airways
Cargo onlyEgyptAir
Cargo onlyAir France
Cabin and cargoEtihad Airways
Cargo onlyflydubai
Cargo onlyPopular routes from Jordan
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Frequently Asked Questions
Your pet needs a valid microchip (ISO standard), current rabies vaccination, and an official health certificate endorsed by GDVS. Specific destination countries may require additional documents such as a titre test result, import permit, or specific certificate formats.
No export permit required. Official health certificate endorsed by GDVS is required.
The best airline depends on your destination. Royal Jordanian operates cabin and cargo pet services from Jordan. Always confirm live animal acceptance with the airline before booking.
Your destination country may restrict certain breeds regardless of your origin. Commonly restricted breeds include American Pit Bull Terrier, Rottweiler, Dogo Argentino. Always check destination country rules for your specific breed.
Start at least 3 months before travel for most destinations. For Australia, New Zealand, or Mauritius, start 7-8 months ahead because of mandatory titre test waiting periods (180 days) and limited quarantine facility availability.
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Sources
Requirements on this page were checked against the authorities below. Rules change, so confirm current conditions with the relevant authority before you travel.
- IATA · International Air Transport Association, Live Animals Regulations