Pet Movement Legislation
Country of Departure
Pet Transport from the USA to Uzbekistan
– Rules and Documents
Required Documents for Entry
International Veterinary Certificate
An official document confirming your pet’s health and compliance with Uzbekistan’s import requirements.
This certificate is mandatory if your pet does not have an EU Pet Passport.
Microchip
Microchipping is recommended but not required. If present, the chip must comply with ISO 11784/11785 standards.
Rabies Vaccination
- Mandatory for entry.
- Must be administered no earlier than 12 weeks of age.
- Must be given at least 30 days before arrival.
- The vaccine must be valid at the time of travel.
➕ Recommended Additional Vaccinations
These vaccinations are not mandatory for entry into Uzbekistan, but are recommended by veterinary authorities and may help prevent issues when traveling or transiting through other countries.
- For dogs: Distemper, parvovirus, adenovirus, leptospirosis.
- For cats: Panleukopenia, calicivirus, feline rhinotracheitis.
➕ Parasite Treatment – Click to View
Deworming and ectoparasite treatment are not mandatory for entry into Uzbekistan.
However, we highly recommend performing these treatments 5–10 days prior to departure in order to:
- Ensure the pet’s health and cleanliness during travel
- Avoid unnecessary delays at the border
- Comply with transit or airline-specific requirements
If performed, details such as date and product name should be included in the veterinary certificate.
Fit-to-Fly Certificate
Required by most airlines. This certificate must be issued by a veterinarian within 1–5 days before departure.
Airline Transport
Please check your airline’s specific rules for transporting pets in the cabin or cargo hold.
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