Argentina - Pets

Arriving in Argentina with a Pet Onboard

To bring your dog and/or cat to Argentina, your pet(s) must:

• have an International Veterinary Certificate (CVI) issued, signed and sealed by the veterinary authority of the country in which the animal is located must be presented (one of the languages ​​of this CVI must be Spanish).
• The Argentina Authorities (SENASA) accept an official passport in place of the International Veterinary Certificate (CVI).

The CVI/Passport must contain the health requirements detailed below:

• Health Certificate - issued ten days before the CVI, certifies an animal's clinical health, absence of parasitosis, and transport suitability.
• Rabies Vaccination - Dogs and cats must be vaccinated against rabies.
• Deworming - Your pet(s) must be treated against internal and external parasites within fifteen (15) days before the issuance of the CVI or passport intervention.

For further details, visit the website of the Servicio Nacional de Sanidad y Calidad Agroalimentaria (SENASA).

Last updated:  August 2024