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1. Apply for an Export Health Certificate at the Permit Office, Veterinary Services Division.


2. Present the import requirements of the importing country to a Veterinary Officer


3. If the requirements of the importing country can be met, an appointment is made through a veterinary officer at the Veterinary Services Division to inspect the animal(s). Appointments are scheduled 48 hours before the intended time of departure.


4. If the requirements of the importing country cannot be fulfilled, the animal(s) will not be eligible for export and will not be issued an export health certificate


5. The export health certificate is issued per animal at a cost of J$2,000.


6. On receipt of the export health certificate, owners must carry the necessary documents to the trade board for the issuance of an export licence.


7. The animal may be further examined on the day of export.

CONTACTS
For further information on exporting dogs and cats please contact the:
Veterinary Service Division
Hope Gardens, Kingston 6
(876) 977-2492, 977-2489