Pet Travel Cyprus & TRNC | Pet Transport to Cyprus from UK (Dog & Cat Export)

Fetchapet fly cats and dogs to both Northern and Southern Cyprus.

We are BA recommended pet shippers with over 30 years’ experience flying pets.

Pet Export To Greek (Southern) Cyprus

Pet dogs and cats must be microchipped and have the microchip number recorded on all veterinary documents. Microchipping must be undertaken before the required vaccinations are given to enable the Official Veterinarian (OV) or Local Veterinary Inspector (LVI) Veterinary Surgeon of DEFRA to identify the animal when completing any paperwork.

All dogs and cats entering Cyprus must have an Animal Health Certificate issued by a Government approved veterinarian at least 48 hours and not more than 10 days prior to travel.

Your cat or dog must have a vaccination against rabies when the pet is over 12 weeks of age and at least 21 days prior to export.

A health certificate must be completed in the UK Passport indicating the animal is fit to travel between 1 and 5 days prior to export. Fetchapet can attend to all of these treatments if required.

Your pet may be subject to a veterinary inspection on arrival in Cyprus and if so, there will also be a fee payable to the Cypriot Government.

Pet Export To TRNC (Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus)

Pet dogs and cats must be microchipped and have the microchip number recorded on all veterinary certificates. Microchipping must be undertaken before the required vaccinations are given to enable the Official Veterinarian (OV) or Local Veterinary Inspector (LVI) Veterinary Surgeon of DEFRA to identify the animal when completing any paperwork.

Dogs and cats require an import permit and may be subject to up to a 30 day quarantine period in a Government Quarantine Establishment. Owners are expected to feed and clean their own pets in the quarantine station.

Dogs and cats must be microchipped and vaccinated against rabies when they are at least 3 months old and not more than 6 months prior to shipment.

Pets must also have a rabies blood test undertaken at least 30 days after the vaccination.

A DEFRA Export Health Certificate is required for entry into Turkish Cyprus and this must be signed by an Official Veterinarian (OV) or Local Veterinary Inspector (LVI) of DEFRA.

We will attend to your pet’s airline reservations and we will attend to, or guide you through, the completion of all the necessary pre-export documentation.

To apply for a quotation please click the button below to be taken through to our enquiry page. You’ll then be asked a few questions about your pet to allow us provide you with a completely free quote.

FAQs

How much does it cost to fly a dog to Cyprus?

The cost of flying your dog to Cyprus will depend on a variety of factors (such as the size of your dog). Typically, the price will range anywhere from £1400 – £6000. Click here to find out exactly how much it would cost to fly your dog to Cyprus.

How long are dogs quarantined when flying to Cyprus?

Dogs are not quarantined when flying to Southern Cyprus.

How much does it cost to fly a cat to Cyprus?

Flying your cat to Cyprus will cost you somewhere between £1400 – £1900. To get a free quote on exactly how much it would cost to fly your cat to Cyprus, click here.

How long are cats quarantined when flying to Cyprus?

Cats are not quarantined when flying to Southern Cyprus.