These are the requirements for entering Argentina with a cat, based on a departure from Germany/the EU. Requirements can change — always confirm with the relevant authority before you travel.
Yes, ISO, before vaccination
Yes – primary vaccination ≥21 days before travel, max. 1 year old (some consulates state 30 days — verify with SENASA)
Valid rabies vaccination (pet ~12 weeks); some consular conditions.
Parasite treatment (internal + external) ≤15 days before health certificate issuance
International Veterinary Certificate (CVI), issued ≤10 days before travel; in Spanish or with certified translation
Not required
Not required
No additional tests required
No quarantine if documents correct
No nationwide registration; Buenos Aires: registration for listed breeds — verify locally
These apply on the ground in the destination country — to everyone, not as an entry condition — and depend on the breed and situation (e.g. public transport, listed breeds).
No nationwide rule; Buenos Aires: muzzle/leash for listed breeds — verify locally
Rabies lead time 21 vs. 30 days by consulate — confirm in advance with SENASA/the consulate
SENASA inspection at EZE airport (≤60 min., fee ~USD 50–100); max. 5 pets (non-commercial). Official source: argentina.gob.ar/senasa
Authority: SENASA (Servicio Nacional de Sanidad y Calidad Agroalimentaria)
🗓️ Read at the responsible authority on 20/07/2026.
Check your specific route & airlines →For informational purposes only. Regulations change frequently — verify with the relevant authorities before travel.