Pet travel route
Dog or cat from Israel to Thailand: official requirements
Possible. With nothing done yet, start at least 3 weeks ahead for a dog. The main steps: microchip, recorded on the vaccination record, rabies vaccination (first one at 12 weeks or older, 21 days before departure) and dogs: leptospirosis vaccination, or a negative test within 30 days before departure and 4 more.
Rules checked up to 13 October 2026From 11 official pages
In short
- Dogs and cats differ on this route: choose Dog or Cat to see just yours.
- On this route: import permit needed.
Limited official guidance. The authority for leaving Israel publishes little for this route. Everything it does say is here, with its wording. Israel's Veterinary Services explain the export procedure on a gov.il service page whose details (by destination: the US; Canada, the EU and some other countries; all other countries) only load in a browser, and gov.il blocks automated readers, so we could read only its outline from a stored copy (June 2025). We know that the international health certificate must be signed by the Veterinary Services before your pet leaves, and that your private vet applies online through the 'Ye'ela' system. We don't know how long before departure to apply, where to collect the signature, or the fee. Ask your vet or the Veterinary Services' import-export unit (03-9688986) before you plan the dates.
At a glance
How early to start (dogs)
3 weeks
whether or not your pet is already microchipped and vaccinated
Set by: Rabies vaccination (first one at 12 weeks or older, 21 days before departure) (21 days after a primary (or lapsed) vaccination)
The least time the official waiting periods allow. Vet, lab and paperwork appointments come on top.
On this route (dogs)
- Import permit needed
Part of this route is still under review, so we don’t say what it doesn’t need.
How early to start (cats)
3 weeks
whether or not your pet is already microchipped and vaccinated
Set by: Rabies vaccination (first one at 12 weeks or older, 21 days before departure) (21 days after a primary (or lapsed) vaccination)
The least time the official waiting periods allow. Vet, lab and paperwork appointments come on top.
On this route (cats)
- Import permit needed
Part of this route is still under review, so we don’t say what it doesn’t need.
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What your pet needs
In the order you do them. Each step says whether Israel (leaving) or Thailand (entering) asks for it.
Dogs
Taking a dog or cat out of Israel: we summarised this from a short or older official page and it is still under review, so it may be incomplete.
Get ready
Age ruleEntering Thailand
At least 4 months old
Your pet must be at least 4 months old to be imported into Thailand.
Details and the official words
“Pets must be at least 4 months old to be able to import into Thailand.”
“Pet(s) must be at least 4 months old”
IdentificationEntering Thailand
Microchip, recorded on the vaccination record
Your pet's vaccination record gives its microchip number, and the import permit application includes a microchip certificate. On arrival the station checks that the number on the documents matches the pet.
Details and the official words
“Pet’s details (breed, sex, DOB, color, and microchip no.)”
“Microchip certificate”
“the microchip no. on the document must conform with the animal bears”
VaccinationEntering Thailand
Rabies vaccination (first one at 12 weeks or older, 21 days before departure)
Dogs and cats must be vaccinated against rabies, and the vaccination record must be in English and give the vet's full name, licence number and signature. A first (primary) rabies vaccination must be given at 12 weeks old or older. After a first vaccination, or one given after the previous one lapsed, wait 21 days before departure; a booster given while the previous vaccination was still valid needs no wait (attach the earlier records).
Details and the official words
DLD's older requirement sheet (2015) lets pets from a country free of rabies for the past 12 months skip the vaccination; the current Suvarnabhumi station guidance lists rabies for every dog and cat. If your pet comes from a rabies-free country, ask the station.
“Dog: Rabies**, Canine Distemper, Canine Hepatitis, Canine Parvovirus, and Leptospirosis*** vaccines”
“Cat: Rabies** and Feline Panleukopenia vaccines”
“In case of primary Rabies vaccine: animal was at least 12 weeks old at the time of administration.”
“In case of primary or discontinuity vaccination, animal must wait for 21 days since vaccination before departure. However, animal has valid booster vaccination, a waiting period is not required and the previous vaccination records should be attached.”
“Veterinarian’s details who administrates vaccines (full name, license number, and signature)”
“The country has been free from Rabies for at least the past 12 (twelve) months OR the animals are vaccinated against Rabies with an official approved vaccine not less than 21 (twenty- one) days prior to the departure.”
VaccinationEntering Thailand
Dogs: leptospirosis vaccination, or a negative test within 30 days before departure
Your dog needs a valid leptospirosis vaccination. A first (or lapsed) vaccination must be at least 21 days before departure; a booster given while the last one was still valid needs no wait. A dog without a valid leptospirosis vaccination needs a negative leptospirosis test within the 30 days before departure instead.
Details and the official words
“In case of dogs that did not have a valid Leptospirosis vaccine: dogs must have a negative result for the Leptospirosis test within 30 days prior to departure”
“In case of primary or discontinuity vaccination, animal must wait for 21 days since vaccination before departure.”
VaccinationEntering Thailand
Other vaccinations: distemper, hepatitis and parvovirus (dogs); feline panleukopenia (cats)
Your dog needs valid canine distemper, canine hepatitis and canine parvovirus vaccinations. A first (or lapsed) vaccination must be at least 21 days before departure; a booster given while the last one was still valid needs no wait.
Details and the official words
“Dog: Rabies**, Canine Distemper, Canine Hepatitis, Canine Parvovirus, and Leptospirosis*** vaccines”
“Cat: Rabies** and Feline Panleukopenia vaccines”
“In case of primary or discontinuity vaccination, animal must wait for 21 days since vaccination before departure.”
PermitEntering Thailand
Import permit from the animal quarantine station at your arrival airport
Email the animal quarantine station at the airport where you will arrive (for Suvarnabhumi, qsap_bkk_import@dld.go.th) at least 7 working days before arrival: the application form R1/1, a copy of your passport, a photo of your pet with its face clearly shown, and its vaccination record in English, as one PDF per animal. The station emails the import permit within 7 working days; it is valid for 60 days. (A pet travelling with you may instead get the permit on arrival: see the note below. Airlines may ask for the permit before boarding.)
Details and the official words
“must be submit at least 7 working days before arrival only”
“An applicant importing pets by air cargo to Thailand through Suvarnabhumi Airport needs to obtain an import permit in advance by submitting the relevant documents below at least 7 working days prior to importation;”
“An application R1/1 form”
“Copy of passenger’s passport”
“Pet’s photo with its face clearly shown”
“Vaccination record* (must be in English) which includes”
“For the importation of more than one pet, the documents should be attached separately, one animal for one pdf file.”
“The staff will review the documents and send an import permit by email within 7 working days.”
“An import permit is valid for 60 days. If a flight, date, and time are rescheduled within 60 days, it can be used without applying for a new one.”
In the days before you travel
PaperworkIsrael and Thailand
Official health certificate, endorsed by the exporting country's government (valid 10 days)
Before departure, get an official health certificate stating Thailand's health requirements from the veterinary authorities of the country your pet leaves from. It must be in English, endorsed and stamped by the government, legible, accurate and complete. The certificate for dogs and cats is valid for 10 days after endorsement, so your pet must arrive within that time. Bring the original: stations have said that digitally signed or stamped copies are not accepted.
The official wording is ambiguous. Confirm this point with the authority.
Details and the official words
Health certificate signed by Israel's Veterinary Services: Before your pet leaves Israel, its international health certificate must be signed by Israel's Veterinary Services. Your private vet fills in and signs the certificate your destination asks for and submits it online in the Veterinary Services' 'Ye'ela' system; a government veterinarian then signs it. Its dates follow the destination's rules for the certificate.
The service page's details by destination and the list of offices that sign pet export certificates didn't load from the stored copy. Ask your vet how far ahead to submit the request and where the certificate is signed.
“Before departure, please contact the Veterinary authorities in exporting country to obtain an official health certificate which stating the health requirement.”
“The health certificate must have endorsement and stamped from the government.”
“The health certificate must be legible, accurate and complete.”
“A health certificate in English, signed or further endorsed by a full-time authorized veterinary official of the government of the exporting country”
“The certificate for dogs and cats is valid for 10 days after endorsement”
“The AQS won’t accept any digitally signed/stamped copy of the health certificate.”
“שירות זה מספק מידע לאזרחים ולווטרינרים על הנפקת תעודות בריאות בינלאומיות שיש להחתים לפני שמוציאים חיות מחמד לחו"ל.”
“הגשת בקשה מקוונת לווטרינרים במערכת "יעלה" - יצוא חיות מחמד”
“יום החתימה הקובע הוא יום החתימה על ידי הרופא הווטרינר הפרטי”
Travel day and arrival
On arrivalEntering Thailand
Veterinary inspection at the animal quarantine station on arrival
On arrival, take your pet to the animal quarantine station with the original health certificate, the original pet passport or vaccination record, your passport and the printed import permit. The station checks the documents and the microchip, issues the notice of import approval (form R-6) and the import licence (form R-7), and charges 500 baht per pet and 10 baht per shipment. If everything is in order the pet is released the same day. At Suvarnabhumi, pets in the cabin or checked baggage go to the station next to baggage carousel 8 (open 24 hours); pets sent as cargo are cleared at the cargo terminal station.
Details and the official words
“Original Official Health Certificate which stating the health requirement”
“Original pet passport or vaccination record (must be in English) which includes”
“If the documents are complete, the animal will be released on arrival date and a processing fee of 500 baht/pet and 10 baht/shipment will be charged and a receipt provided.”
“A Notice of Import Approval (Form R-6) and Import License (Form R-7) will be issued.”
“A print out of the Import Permit”
“The Animal Quarantine Station at Suvarnabhumi Airport is located next to baggage carousel #8.”
“If the animals do not meet the import requirements upon arrival or any document is not in order, the violator shall be fined or the animal shall be returned to the country of export, at the owner's expense.”
Good to know
- A pet travelling with you in the cabin or as checked baggage may get its import permit on arrival instead of in advance, if you bring the original endorsed health certificate, the vaccination records and the application form R1/1. Airlines may still want to see a Thai import permit before boarding, and the stations advise against this with a short connection, so we show the permit as a step before you travel.
- A pet that shows no sign of illness is not quarantined, but the quarantine officer may hold any animal at the quarantine station. (DLD's older requirement sheet for dogs and cats, which Thai embassies still link, mentions at least 30 days of quarantine on arrival; the embassies' current guidance says healthy pets are not quarantined. Ask the quarantine station if you are unsure.)
- Your pet must travel in a nose-and-paw-proof crate designed to avoid any risk of injury or unnecessary suffering.
- Thailand bans no dog breeds, but airlines may have their own restrictions.
- Until further notice, the Veterinary Services offer no pet-export service at Ashdod port: signed health certificates can't be sent to or collected at Ashdod through the Ye'ela system, and certificates aren't signed by hand there.
- If your destination needs a rabies blood test, an Israeli vet takes the sample, fills in the Veterinary Institute's online form (with the exact sampling date and the microchip number), pays in the ministry's online shop and delivers the printed form and the sample to the Veterinary Institute's reception. The result is emailed to the vet and to you; the cost depends on the number of tests.
- Planning to come back to Israel soon? If no more than 30 days have passed since your private vet signed the export health certificate, Israel accepts that certificate, signed by an Israeli government vet, for the return trip instead of a certificate from the country you're coming from (for a dog, also bring its valid dog licence).
Cats
Taking a dog or cat out of Israel: we summarised this from a short or older official page and it is still under review, so it may be incomplete.
Get ready
Age ruleEntering Thailand
At least 4 months old
Your pet must be at least 4 months old to be imported into Thailand.
Details and the official words
“Pets must be at least 4 months old to be able to import into Thailand.”
“Pet(s) must be at least 4 months old”
IdentificationEntering Thailand
Microchip, recorded on the vaccination record
Your pet's vaccination record gives its microchip number, and the import permit application includes a microchip certificate. On arrival the station checks that the number on the documents matches the pet.
Details and the official words
“Pet’s details (breed, sex, DOB, color, and microchip no.)”
“Microchip certificate”
“the microchip no. on the document must conform with the animal bears”
VaccinationEntering Thailand
Rabies vaccination (first one at 12 weeks or older, 21 days before departure)
Dogs and cats must be vaccinated against rabies, and the vaccination record must be in English and give the vet's full name, licence number and signature. A first (primary) rabies vaccination must be given at 12 weeks old or older. After a first vaccination, or one given after the previous one lapsed, wait 21 days before departure; a booster given while the previous vaccination was still valid needs no wait (attach the earlier records).
Details and the official words
DLD's older requirement sheet (2015) lets pets from a country free of rabies for the past 12 months skip the vaccination; the current Suvarnabhumi station guidance lists rabies for every dog and cat. If your pet comes from a rabies-free country, ask the station.
“Dog: Rabies**, Canine Distemper, Canine Hepatitis, Canine Parvovirus, and Leptospirosis*** vaccines”
“Cat: Rabies** and Feline Panleukopenia vaccines”
“In case of primary Rabies vaccine: animal was at least 12 weeks old at the time of administration.”
“In case of primary or discontinuity vaccination, animal must wait for 21 days since vaccination before departure. However, animal has valid booster vaccination, a waiting period is not required and the previous vaccination records should be attached.”
“Veterinarian’s details who administrates vaccines (full name, license number, and signature)”
“The country has been free from Rabies for at least the past 12 (twelve) months OR the animals are vaccinated against Rabies with an official approved vaccine not less than 21 (twenty- one) days prior to the departure.”
VaccinationEntering Thailand
Other vaccinations: distemper, hepatitis and parvovirus (dogs); feline panleukopenia (cats)
Your cat needs a valid feline panleukopenia vaccination. A first (or lapsed) vaccination must be at least 21 days before departure; a booster given while the last one was still valid needs no wait.
Details and the official words
“Dog: Rabies**, Canine Distemper, Canine Hepatitis, Canine Parvovirus, and Leptospirosis*** vaccines”
“Cat: Rabies** and Feline Panleukopenia vaccines”
“In case of primary or discontinuity vaccination, animal must wait for 21 days since vaccination before departure.”
PermitEntering Thailand
Import permit from the animal quarantine station at your arrival airport
Email the animal quarantine station at the airport where you will arrive (for Suvarnabhumi, qsap_bkk_import@dld.go.th) at least 7 working days before arrival: the application form R1/1, a copy of your passport, a photo of your pet with its face clearly shown, and its vaccination record in English, as one PDF per animal. The station emails the import permit within 7 working days; it is valid for 60 days. (A pet travelling with you may instead get the permit on arrival: see the note below. Airlines may ask for the permit before boarding.)
Details and the official words
“must be submit at least 7 working days before arrival only”
“An applicant importing pets by air cargo to Thailand through Suvarnabhumi Airport needs to obtain an import permit in advance by submitting the relevant documents below at least 7 working days prior to importation;”
“An application R1/1 form”
“Copy of passenger’s passport”
“Pet’s photo with its face clearly shown”
“Vaccination record* (must be in English) which includes”
“For the importation of more than one pet, the documents should be attached separately, one animal for one pdf file.”
“The staff will review the documents and send an import permit by email within 7 working days.”
“An import permit is valid for 60 days. If a flight, date, and time are rescheduled within 60 days, it can be used without applying for a new one.”
In the days before you travel
PaperworkIsrael and Thailand
Official health certificate, endorsed by the exporting country's government (valid 10 days)
Before departure, get an official health certificate stating Thailand's health requirements from the veterinary authorities of the country your pet leaves from. It must be in English, endorsed and stamped by the government, legible, accurate and complete. The certificate for dogs and cats is valid for 10 days after endorsement, so your pet must arrive within that time. Bring the original: stations have said that digitally signed or stamped copies are not accepted.
The official wording is ambiguous. Confirm this point with the authority.
Details and the official words
Health certificate signed by Israel's Veterinary Services: Before your pet leaves Israel, its international health certificate must be signed by Israel's Veterinary Services. Your private vet fills in and signs the certificate your destination asks for and submits it online in the Veterinary Services' 'Ye'ela' system; a government veterinarian then signs it. Its dates follow the destination's rules for the certificate.
The service page's details by destination and the list of offices that sign pet export certificates didn't load from the stored copy. Ask your vet how far ahead to submit the request and where the certificate is signed.
“Before departure, please contact the Veterinary authorities in exporting country to obtain an official health certificate which stating the health requirement.”
“The health certificate must have endorsement and stamped from the government.”
“The health certificate must be legible, accurate and complete.”
“A health certificate in English, signed or further endorsed by a full-time authorized veterinary official of the government of the exporting country”
“The certificate for dogs and cats is valid for 10 days after endorsement”
“The AQS won’t accept any digitally signed/stamped copy of the health certificate.”
“שירות זה מספק מידע לאזרחים ולווטרינרים על הנפקת תעודות בריאות בינלאומיות שיש להחתים לפני שמוציאים חיות מחמד לחו"ל.”
“הגשת בקשה מקוונת לווטרינרים במערכת "יעלה" - יצוא חיות מחמד”
“יום החתימה הקובע הוא יום החתימה על ידי הרופא הווטרינר הפרטי”
Travel day and arrival
On arrivalEntering Thailand
Veterinary inspection at the animal quarantine station on arrival
On arrival, take your pet to the animal quarantine station with the original health certificate, the original pet passport or vaccination record, your passport and the printed import permit. The station checks the documents and the microchip, issues the notice of import approval (form R-6) and the import licence (form R-7), and charges 500 baht per pet and 10 baht per shipment. If everything is in order the pet is released the same day. At Suvarnabhumi, pets in the cabin or checked baggage go to the station next to baggage carousel 8 (open 24 hours); pets sent as cargo are cleared at the cargo terminal station.
Details and the official words
“Original Official Health Certificate which stating the health requirement”
“Original pet passport or vaccination record (must be in English) which includes”
“If the documents are complete, the animal will be released on arrival date and a processing fee of 500 baht/pet and 10 baht/shipment will be charged and a receipt provided.”
“A Notice of Import Approval (Form R-6) and Import License (Form R-7) will be issued.”
“A print out of the Import Permit”
“The Animal Quarantine Station at Suvarnabhumi Airport is located next to baggage carousel #8.”
“If the animals do not meet the import requirements upon arrival or any document is not in order, the violator shall be fined or the animal shall be returned to the country of export, at the owner's expense.”
Good to know
- A pet travelling with you in the cabin or as checked baggage may get its import permit on arrival instead of in advance, if you bring the original endorsed health certificate, the vaccination records and the application form R1/1. Airlines may still want to see a Thai import permit before boarding, and the stations advise against this with a short connection, so we show the permit as a step before you travel.
- A pet that shows no sign of illness is not quarantined, but the quarantine officer may hold any animal at the quarantine station. (DLD's older requirement sheet for dogs and cats, which Thai embassies still link, mentions at least 30 days of quarantine on arrival; the embassies' current guidance says healthy pets are not quarantined. Ask the quarantine station if you are unsure.)
- Your pet must travel in a nose-and-paw-proof crate designed to avoid any risk of injury or unnecessary suffering.
- Until further notice, the Veterinary Services offer no pet-export service at Ashdod port: signed health certificates can't be sent to or collected at Ashdod through the Ye'ela system, and certificates aren't signed by hand there.
- If your destination needs a rabies blood test, an Israeli vet takes the sample, fills in the Veterinary Institute's online form (with the exact sampling date and the microchip number), pays in the ministry's online shop and delivers the printed form and the sample to the Veterinary Institute's reception. The result is emailed to the vet and to you; the cost depends on the number of tests.
- Planning to come back to Israel soon? If no more than 30 days have passed since your private vet signed the export health certificate, Israel accepts that certificate, signed by an Israeli government vet, for the return trip instead of a certificate from the country you're coming from (for a dog, also bring its valid dog licence).
Money
What it costs
Government fees exactly as the official pages state them, and what vets and labs in Israel publish for the steps above. The two are never added together.
Government fees on this route
DLD entry fee at the animal quarantine station (500 baht per pet and 10 baht per shipment, cash)Entering Thailand · 500 THB for each extra pet500 THB
Per pet; plus 10 baht per shipment (not included in the total).
“a processing fee of 500 baht/pet and 10 baht/shipment will be charged”
C. Pet in cabin/Checked baggage (would like to apply an import permit on arrival): DLD Suvarnabhumi Airport Animal Quarantine Station (file dated 8 September 2023) · as of 2026-10-13
Government fees in total: 500 THB (each currency separately)
What vets and labs charge Not official figures
We have no published vet or lab prices for Israel yet.
Prices that businesses publish on their own pages, quoted as we read them; yours can differ. Ranges are the lowest to highest of these examples, never our estimate. How we collect prices
Airline fees aren’t included: check your airline’s pet page.
Round trip
Coming back to Israel
Nothing for the trip back has to happen before your pet leaves Israel (dogs).
The trip back asks for 10 steps: arrive at Ben Gurion Airport or the ports of Haifa, Ashdod or Eilat, at least 4 months old on arrival (3 months from rabies-free countries), ISO microchip (134.2 kHz), before the rabies vaccination and rabies vaccination from 3 months old, at least 30 days before arrival and more.
Nothing for the trip back has to happen before your pet leaves Israel (cats).
The trip back asks for 10 steps: arrive at Ben Gurion Airport or the ports of Haifa, Ashdod or Eilat, at least 4 months old on arrival (3 months from rabies-free countries), ISO microchip (134.2 kHz), before the rabies vaccination and rabies vaccination from 3 months old, at least 30 days before arrival and more.
Nearby routes
Other routes
Where this comes from
Official sources
- B. Pet in cabin/Checked baggage (would like to apply an import permit in advance): DLD Suvarnabhumi Airport Animal Quarantine Station (file dated 20 December 2023)
- A. Cargo manifested: DLD Suvarnabhumi Airport Animal Quarantine Station (file dated 24 May 2023)
- C. Pet in cabin/Checked baggage (would like to apply an import permit on arrival): DLD Suvarnabhumi Airport Animal Quarantine Station (file dated 8 September 2023)
- Requirements for the importation of dogs and cats into the Kingdom of Thailand (DLD; file dated 15 January 2015, linked in 2025 by the Royal Thai Consulate-General in Chicago and the Royal Thai Embassy in The Hague)
- Bringing Pets to Thailand (Royal Thai Embassy, The Hague; updated 19 March 2025)
- Bringing Pets to Thailand (Royal Thai Consulate-General, Chicago; updated 11 February 2025)
- Bringing Pets into Thailand: instructions for dogs, cats and rabbits from the USA (Office of Agricultural Affairs, Royal Thai Embassy, Washington, D.C.; revised 30 January 2025, page updated 21 February 2025)
- Pet travel from the United States to Thailand (USDA APHIS, last modified 2 October 2026)
- הנפקת תעודת בריאות לחיות מחמד היוצאות לחו״ל (Issuing a health certificate for pets going abroad), Veterinary Services service page on gov.il, last updated 26 Jun 2025; read from Common Crawl's copy captured 12 Jul 2025 (CC-MAIN-2025-30)
- תהליך יבוא כלבים וחתולים לישראל (Process for importing dogs and cats into Israel), Veterinary Services service page on gov.il, last updated 19 Feb 2025; read from Common Crawl's copy captured 15 Mar 2025 (CC-MAIN-2025-13)
- בדיקה לנוגדני כלבת ובדיקות אחרות עבור בעלי חיים היוצאים מישראל (Rabies antibody test for animals leaving Israel), Veterinary Services service page on gov.il, last updated 11 May 2025; read from Common Crawl's copy captured 20 May 2025 (CC-MAIN-2025-21)
Last checked against the official pages: 2026-10-13.
Questions owners ask
Does my dog or cat need a rabies blood test to go from Israel to Thailand?
We couldn't find this in our summary of the rules, but that summary is short and still under review. Ask the official authority before you rely on it.
Do I need an import permit to bring my dog or cat into Thailand?
Yes: Email the animal quarantine station at the airport where you will arrive (for Suvarnabhumi, qsap_bkk_import@dld.go.th) at least 7 working days before arrival: the application form R1/1, a copy of your passport, a photo of your pet with its face clearly shown, and its vaccination record in English, as one PDF per animal.
Will my dog or cat be quarantined in Thailand?
We couldn't find this in our summary of the rules, but that summary is short and still under review. Ask the official authority before you rely on it.
How early should I start preparing my pet for Israel to Thailand?
With nothing done yet, start at least 3 weeks ahead for a dog. The main steps: microchip, recorded on the vaccination record, rabies vaccination (first one at 12 weeks or older, 21 days before departure) and dogs: leptospirosis vaccination, or a negative test within 30 days before departure and 4 more.
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