Pet Relocation Service from the UK to UAE

Yes, once your pet arrives, they must be registered with the local municipality. Some Emirates, such as Dubai and Abu Dhabi, have additional licensing requirements for pet ownership.

Yes, brachycephalic (snub-nosed) breeds like Bulldogs, Pugs, and Persian cats are at a higher risk of breathing difficulties during flights. Some airlines have specific regulations or restrictions on transporting these breeds, so it’s best to check airline policies in advance.

Yes, you can import up to two pets per person into the UAE. If you need to bring more, you may need additional import permits and approval from the Ministry of Climate Change & Environment (MOCCAE).

Pets may need some time to adjust after a long flight. While there is no restriction on taking them outside, it’s best to ensure they are hydrated, comfortable, and settled before introducing them to the new environment.

No, pets must travel in the aircraft’s cargo hold when flying from the UK to the UAE, except for registered service animals, which may be permitted in the cabin on select airlines.

No, but you must designate someone to clear your pet through customs if you are not arriving at the same time. They will need copies of your passport, the pet’s paperwork, and the import permit.

Yes, the import permit is only valid for 30 days from the date of issue. You should ensure your travel date aligns with this timeframe to avoid delays.

If there are errors in your pet’s documents, they may be held at the airport until the issue is resolved. In some cases, pets could be sent back to the UK or refused entry, so it’s crucial to ensure all paperwork is accurate before departure.