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Pet Transport from Singapore to Philippines

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Singapore Airlines takes dogs and cats as checked baggage on its direct Manila flights, but not to Cebu, where it flies a Boeing 737 it won't carry pets on. Scoot takes no pets in the cabin or as checked baggage. Cebu Pacific, serving Manila, Cebu and Clark, ships household pets only as CEB Cargo, through an IATA-accredited freight forwarder.

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Which airlines take pets from Singapore to the Philippines?

Where does the journey connect and land?

Which Philippines rules depend on a pet coming from Singapore?

None of the Philippines rules we have verified names Singapore on its own.

The rules that apply to every pet entering the Philippines, whatever the origin, are listed with their official sources in our Philippines guide.

What does Singapore require before your pet leaves?

  1. Export permit: An AVS export licence is required for all pets leaving Singapore, applied for via GoBusiness within 90 days of departure; S$50 normal or S$100 express; valid 90 days. Applies to dogs and cats leaving Singapore.
    Exporting dogs and cats, checked 1 October 2026
  2. Export health certificate: A licensed private vet examines the pet and issues the veterinary health certificate; AVS can convert it into a QR verifiable certificate (S$23 normal, S$46 express) or manually endorse the importing country's template. The QR certificate is valid 7 days from issue. Applies to dogs and cats leaving Singapore.
    Exporting dogs and cats, checked 1 October 2026
  3. Export health certificate: Where the destination requires its own template, AVS manually endorses it. Applies to dogs and cats leaving Singapore.
    Exporting dogs and cats, checked 1 October 2026
  4. Other conditions: Not required: an AVS-recognised pet agent is not mandatory for export; AVS states licence applications may be made by the pet owner or through an agent, and the export page names no agent requirement. Applies to personal pets leaving Singapore.
    List of AVS-Recognised Pet Agents, checked 1 October 2026
FAQ

Common questions

Not on the direct flight. Singapore Airlines flies Singapore to Cebu with the Boeing 737-8 MAX, and it says it can't accept pets on its Boeing 737-operated flights because there's no temperature control in the cargo hold. Its Manila flights use the Airbus A350-900 and Boeing 787-10, and pets can travel on them as checked baggage.
Its refused dog list, crosses included, covers Boxers, Boston Terriers, French and English Bulldogs, Pugs, Pekingese, Shih Tzus and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, among others. Persian, Himalayan, Exotic Shorthair, British Shorthair, Burmese and Scottish Fold cats are refused too. Pets must be at least three months old, and if a pet and its crate weigh over 32kg, the airline asks you to use a cargo agent.
Scoot lists animals, other than service dogs, among the items it won't accept as cabin or checked baggage. Cebu Pacific takes household pets, other than service or support dogs, only as CEB Cargo. For international shipments, CEB Cargo works only with IATA-accredited freight forwarders.
The Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) clears dogs and cats at any international port of entry, where you show the papers to its Veterinary Quarantine Officer. From Singapore, Singapore Airlines flies direct to Manila and Cebu, and Cebu Pacific flies to Manila, Cebu and Clark. BAI says a pet with all the required documents can be released the same day.
At least two weeks before departure. Your pet then flies on the same flight as you, as checked baggage, if it's at least three months old.
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