Pet Passport Malta  

To enter Malta from a rabies free country or a country with a low incidence of rabies, you will need to have your pet micro chipped and vaccinated for rabies at least 21 days prior to travel. An Import Certificate is also required.

A licensed veterinarian must complete the official EU Annex II veterinary certificate. If you are traveling from the US or Canada, the certificate will then be sent to the USDA or CFIA for certification. If you are entering Malta from a different country, the instructions will advise you of the proper procedure. Your pet will also need to be treated for Echinococcus (tapeworms) within 5 days of travel. 

The pet passport for Malta includes: 

• Full instructions for the pet owner and the veterinarian
• USDA or CFIA Information
• The EU Annex II Veterinary Certificate for Malta (new version)
• Import Certificate
• The Tapeworms Certificate
• Airline Veterinary Certificate
• Pet Passport Folder - included with First Class Mail Delivery Options above
• Unlimited Email Support 

If you are entering Malta from a Country with a High Incidence of Rabies, quarantine can be avoided by having a Blood Titer Test done after vaccination and 3 months prior to travel. You will need to select the option above for additional forms and instructions. 

Your Malta pet passport is verified at the time of order.

If you have more than one pet traveling to Malta, additional forms can be self printed from the Email Attachment option. If ordering additional forms for Malta with First Class Mail Delivery Option, forms will receive a 30% discount.

It is our objective to prepare the traveling pet owner for all entry requirements that may arise as a result of traveling by air, sea or land. Enforcement may not be consistent in every country or on every airline and having proper documentation will better insure that no problems will arise during your travels.

There are no refunds on pet immigration forms unless there is a problem with the information or forms provided. 

More information about taking a pet to Malta. 

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