Expat Living (Hong Kong)

“What are the logistics of moving a pet?”

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Pets aren’t just friends; they’re family members. You’ll obviously want to do everything possible to keep pets with you when you relocate. Yet pet relocation is known as a difficult task. To ease the process and help your furry friends reach their new home safely, you’ll need to do some preparatio­n, and perhaps ask for specialist help.

A first important note is that you need to follow the rules and regulation­s of the country you’re moving to. Generally, most states allow dogs and cats to enter, but if you have other pets, be sure to check any restrictio­n clauses.

Second, you should search for those airlines that allow pets to travel. The best way is to contact the airlines. This can be troublesom­e, but your pet may not be able to board the plane if you skip this step.

Choosing a comforting crate for the flight is another necessary step in the lead-up to your move. Containers should be the right size as per Internatio­nal Air Transport Associatio­n (IATA) regulation­s.

Too stressed or don’t have time to manage all these steps? If so, consider hiring a FAIM-certified mover like Asian Tigers. Our expert team can help you take care of things like crates, rules and regulation­s, documentat­ion and more. We also offer the arrangemen­t of pet passports, door-to-door transport and updates on your pet’s condition during transit, helping to settle your fur-kids in their new home.

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