Pet Transport from Romania to Israel
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Which Israel rules depend on a pet coming from Romania?
Israel sorts countries into 2 groups, and Romania falls in “all other countries”.
Rabies vaccination at 3 months or older, 30 days to 1 year before arrival; rabies antibody titre of at least 0.5 IU/ml from a WOAH or EU approved laboratory; Israeli model health certificate issued within 10 days. Official source
The rules that apply to every pet entering Israel, whatever the origin, are listed with their official sources in our Israel guide.
What does Romania require before your pet leaves?
- Export health certificate: For travel to non-EU countries, ANSVSA publishes destination-specific model certificates for pets (for example dogs and cats to the United States, and dogs and cats to Brazil) under the heading on pet movements from Romania to third countries. The destination's own rules decide the certificate. Applies to dogs and cats leaving Romania for non-EU countries.
Import/Control la frontieră, checked 1 October 2026 - Export health certificate: Certification of live animals leaving for third countries is done by official veterinarians (MVO) designated for that purpose; ANSVSA publishes the list of designated MVOs. The page covers live animals generally, not pets specifically. Applies to live animals, including pets, leaving Romania for non-EU countries.
Certificate veterinare de sănătate pentru exportul animalelor vii în ţările terţe, checked 1 October 2026
Israel breed rules
- American Pit Bull Terrier
- American Staffordshire Terrier
- Rottweiler
- Bull Terrier
- Dogo Argentino
- Fila Brasileiro
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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