Pet entry requirements: Cat → Singapore

These are the requirements for entering Singapore with a cat, based on a departure from Germany/the EU. Requirements can change — always confirm with the relevant authority before you travel.

🔴 Required

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Import permit Required

Yes – AVS import licence required

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Microchip Required

Yes, ISO 11784/11785

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Rabies vaccination Required

Yes – inactivated/recombinant, after microchip

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Minimum age / young animals Required

Valid rabies vaccination (pet ~12 weeks).

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Rabies titer test Required

Schedule II (DE): blood sample at least 28 days after valid vaccination, at least 90 days and within 12 months before export, at a WOAH reference lab or lab approved in a Schedule I/II country; titre at least 0.5 IU/ml.

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Parasite treatment Required

Per AVS conditions

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Health certificate Required

Government-vet certificate, ≤7 days before export

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Official endorsement of the health certificate Required

Section IV of the same certificate must be endorsed by the exporting country's official government veterinarian.

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Quarantine Required

Yes – min. 10 days (SAQS Sembawang)

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Breed restrictions Required

Bengal/Savannah from 5th generation

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Registration Required

AVS licence

🟡 Recommended

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Other tests Recommended

Cats: panleukopenia, calicivirus, herpesvirus-1 (min. 14 days before export)

🐾 Local rules (in-country)

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).

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