Transporting pets to the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) requires careful planning. In this guide, we'll walk you through all the necessary steps to make your move with your pet smooth and stress-free.
Preparing for the move
1. Obtaining an international veterinary passport: This document is necessary to confirm the health and vaccinations of your pet.
2. Installation of a microchip: A microchip is a prerequisite for identifying your animal when crossing borders.
3. Vaccinations: Make sure your pet has received all required vaccinations, including the mandatory rabies vaccination, which must be given after the chip is installed.
Documentary support
1. Analysis of antibody titers to rabies: This is important to confirm the effectiveness of vaccination against rabies.
2. Sending documents to the State Veterinary Service of the TRNC: Email for sending - info.veteriner@gov.ct.tr.
The import permit usually arrives within two days.
Immediately before departure
1. Visit to the veterinary clinic: 2-3 days before departure you must receive an F1 form and carry out treatment for parasites.
2. Veterinary control at the airport: Before departure, the F1 form will be replaced with the international F5 form.
Arrival in Northern Cyprus
1. Presentation of documents upon arrival: At the airport you will be asked to show your import permit, test results, and animal passport.
2. Fee Payment: A fee of 550 Turkish Liras must be paid in cash.
Conclusion
Following all these steps will ensure a comfortable and safe trip for your pet. Moving to Northern Cyprus could be the start of an exciting new chapter in your life with your four-legged friend.
