1.
The country must be free from Rabies for at least 3 years.
2.
The animals must be vaccinated with approved Rabies vaccines for
at least 15 days prior to the departure.
3.
The animals must be vaccinated against Leptospirosis at least
21 days preceding departure.
4.
The animals must be healthy and free from any sign of infectious
or contagious disease at the time of export.
5.
The animals must had been resident in the country not less than
6 months preceding the date of export.
6.
The animals must have identity certificates signed in the country
of origin by a registered veterinary surgeon and further endorsed
by a veterinary authority describing the age, breed, sex, color
and markings or other points of identification of the dogs or
cats.
7.
The health certificate certify all as stated 1 - 6 issued by the
authorized veterinary officer of the country of origin must accompany
the animals on arrival.
8.
The animals may only transit at an approved intermediate port,
and, if the animals are so landed in transit, they must be conveyed
in crates and not allowed to leave the precincts of any airport
at which the aircraft landed except to an approved transit quarantine
area.
Department
of Livestock Development
Phya Thai Road, Bangkok 10400
Thailand.
