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   entry for pets can only be done as manifest. Careful when organising your travel arrangements  
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In-cabin: no Excess baggage: no Manifest cargo: yes complete the form - Application to Import Animals into South Africa in full for each animal you wish to import and send it with the R100.00 fee or proof of payment of the fee to the following address: The Director of Animal Health Import/Export Control Private Bag X138 Pretoria 0001 South Africa or fax it to : 011 - 27-12-329-8292 Permit Office: Tel: 011 - 27-12-319-7514 011 - 27-12-319-7414 011 - 27-12-319-7475 All animals and animal products must be transported as manifested cargo under Air Waybill, also in case of transit if transhipment is involved 52 . Important Notice Concerning Pets Traveling to South Africa from the EU: Beginning on 1 April 2010, all dogs coming from EU countries must be tested for all five of the following parasites with negative results: 1. Brucella canis 2. Trypanosoma evansi 3. Babesia gibsoni 4. Dirofilaria immitis 5. Leishmania Please check with transporting airline as to pets not being allowed to travel in the aircraft cabin. ONly as manifest cargo for ZA. A veterinary import/in transit permit must be obtained from the Director Veterinary Services, Private Bag X138, Pretoria prior to despatch of the pet, and must be valid on the date of entry into the Rep. of South Africa and all required documents must accompany the shipment. Pets need to have microchip implants for identification. In addition, a health certificate is required stating that the dog/cat: -- comes from an area with a radius of 25 km. free from rabies for 6 months prior to export of the pet; -- was vaccinated against rabies less than 3 years (for cats: 1 year) and 2 months at the latest prior to arrival. The required health documents, etc. will be checked by a veterinary officer at the cargo terminal of the delivering carrier (or its handling agent) prior to release (or transhipment) of the pet.