Pet Movement Legislation
Country of Departure
Pet Import from Turkey to Kazakhstan
– Rules & Required Documents
General Requirements for Entry into Kazakhstan
Microchip Identification
Microchipping is not mandatory for pet entry into Kazakhstan but is strongly recommended for pet identification and future travel to other countries.
Rabies Vaccination
The rabies vaccination must be valid at the time of entry into Kazakhstan and administered at least 30 days before travel. The vaccination is valid only if:
- The pet was at least 12 weeks old at the time of vaccination.
- The vaccine remains valid on the date of travel.
Parasite Treatment (Deworming)
Mandatory for all pets traveling to Kazakhstan. The treatment must:
- Be administered 1–5 days before travel.
- Include treatment for both internal and external parasites.
- Be recorded in the pet's veterinary passport.
Veterinary Certificate
A veterinary certificate must be issued by an authorized veterinarian in Turkey no more than 5 days before travel. The certificate must confirm:
- That the pet is clinically healthy and fit for travel.
- Rabies vaccination details (date of vaccination, batch number, validity).
- Microchip details (if applicable).
- Parasite treatment records.
Pet Age Requirement
Pets must be at least 15 weeks old at the time of entry into Kazakhstan.
Number of Pets Allowed
A maximum of two pets per owner are allowed for non-commercial import.
Transportation Requirements
- Pets must be transported in IATA-approved carriers if traveling by air.
- Check airline regulations in advance to ensure compliance with pet travel policies.
- For car travel, pets must be securely restrained in a carrier or with specialized seat belts for safety.
Important Notes
- Ensure all required documents are completed accurately to avoid delays at the border.
- Confirm Kazakhstan’s latest pet import regulations before travel.
- Pets that do not meet Kazakhstan’s entry requirements may face quarantine or be denied entry.
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