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"headline": "China Pet Titer Test: The 5 USDA-Approved Labs",
"description": "China requires a rabies titer test from one of five USDA-approved US labs. Any other lab means a 30-day quarantine. Here's the full list. Get…
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"headline": "One Pet Per Person: China's Pet Import Rule",
"description": "China allows only one dog or cat per traveler, with zero exceptions. A second pet can be refused entry or returned at your expense.…
TLDR: Australia is one of only four origins that Hawaii has designated as exempt from the standard quarantine program. A pet moving from Australia to Hawaii does not need the OIE-FAVN blood test and does not need a Hawaiian-side rabies…
TLDR: The UK is part of the British Isles, one of only four origins that Hawaii has designated as exempt from the standard quarantine program. This means no FAVN blood test and no rabies vaccination history requirement. What you do…
TLDR: Moving a pet directly to Kauai requires the same Hawaii import process as any other island, plus a Neighbor Island Inspection Permit arranged before travel. The NIIP cannot be issued until your pet has a confirmed passing FAVN result,…
TLDR: Moving a pet directly to Maui requires everything the standard Hawaii import process requires, plus a Neighbor Island Inspection Permit arranged before travel. The NIIP cannot be issued until your pet has a confirmed passing FAVN result, and all…
TLDR: Moving a pet to Hawaii costs between $500 and $2,000 or more depending on your pet's starting point, destination island, airline choice, and whether you hire professional help. The largest single variable is the FAVN lab fee, which varies by…
TLDR: Military families PCS-ing to Hawaii must complete the full Hawaii pet import process, the same program that applies to all civilian moves. There are no quarantine exemptions for military orders. What is different: access to the DOD FAVN lab…
