DOGCAT 80 -3 (W_FEEATTD1) 28102022 (REVISED)   
A-10 /281022 
REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE  
 
THE ANIMALS AND BIRDS ACT (CHAP.7)  
 
VETERINARY CONDITIONS FOR THE IMPORTATION OF 
DOGS/CATS FOR  COUNTRIES /REGIONS   
UNDER SCHEDULE III  (3/4) 
 
 
I COUNTRY / REGION  OF EXPORT  
 Any country/ region  except  countries/ regions  listed under Schedule I and II of the Veterinary Conditions for the Importation 
of Dogs/Cats.  
II PURPOSE  
 Any purpose.  
III  NPARKS/AVS LICENCES  
 Each animal shall be accompanied by a valid import licence and dog licence (for dogs) issued by the National Parks 
Board/Animal & Veterinary Service  (NParks/AVS ). 
IV VETERINARY CERTIFICATION  
 The animal shall be accompanied by:  
(a) a veterinary certificate (in accordance with the attached template) bearing a date not more than seven  (7) days 
prior to export, signed by a government approved veterinarian  of the country/region of export  and endorsed by a an 
official government veterinarian of the country/region of export , describing the age, breed, sex, colour, markings or 
other points of identification of dog/cat and certifying to the effect that:  
(i) the dog/cat was examined by the government approved veterinarian  and found to be healthy, free from any 
clinical sign of infectious or contagious disease and fit for travel the day prior to or on the day of export.  
(ii) the dog/cat has been examined by the  government approved veterinarian  the day prior to or on the day of 
export and found to be implanted with a microchip that bears the identification code as that indicated  in the  
veterinary health certificate and the vaccination certificate.  
(iii) the dog/cat must have valid vaccination against rabies using an inactivated vaccine  or recombinant vaccine  
acceptable to NParks/AVS . This refers to a valid primary vaccination and/or up to dat e booster(s) in 
accordance with the recommendations  of the vaccine manufacturer . At least 28 days after the primary 
rabies vaccination or rabies booster, the dog/cat is subjected to a WOAH prescribed test showing a rabies 
neutralising antibody titre of at least 0.5 IU/ml, not less than 180 days and not more than 12 months prior 
to export. The rabies serology test must be conducted at either a WOAH Reference Laboratory for rabies 
or at a laboratory in a Schedule I or II country approved by the respective Com petent Authority of the 
Schedule I or II country.  
(iv) in the case of a dog , the dog  was vaccinated  according to the vaccine manufacturer’s  recommendations 
and not less than two (2) weeks prior to export against Canine Distemper, Canine Hepatitis and Canine 
Parvoviral infection.  
(v) in the case of a cat , the cat  was vaccinated according to the vaccine manufacturer’s  recommendations 
and not less than two (2) weeks prior to export against Cat Flu (Feline calicivirus and Feline viral 
rhinotracheitis) and Cat enteritis (ie Feline Panleukopaenia/ Feline parvovirus).  
(vi) the dog/cat has been treated with a product effective against external parasi tes (fleas and ticks) between 
2 and 7 days of export (state active ingredient and date of treatment),  and with a product effective against 
internal parasites (nematodes and cestodes) between 2 and 7 days of export (state active ingredient and 
date of treat ment) . 
(b) the dog/cat’s original vaccination certificate, which also bears the identification code of the microchip that has 
been implanted. The vaccination certificate also bears the details (name of veterinarian, name and address of 
veterinary practice) and  endorsement of government -approved veterinarian  who vaccinated the dog/cat and 
verified the microchip identification code .  
V DECLARATION FROM MASTER/CAPTAIN OF SHIP/AIRCRAFT   
Not required.  
VI QUARANTINE   
 Upon arrival the animal shall be vaccinated with an anti -rabies vaccine (irrespective of whether it had been vaccinated 
before import) and subsequently quarantined for a period of not less than 30 days.  The owner or his agent is responsible 
for ensuring that  a quarantine space has been booked for the an imal at the Animal Quarantine Centre.     
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VII APPLICATION FOR NPARKS/AVS  LICENCE S  
Owners or agents importing dogs must apply for the dog licence prior to import licence application . Both licences can 
be applied at https://www.nparks.gov.sg/avs/e -services , 30 days prior to the arrival of animals. The approved dog 
licence must be attached to the  online application of the import licence.  
(i) Owners of any dog above 3 months of age must apply for a licence to keep the dog in Singapore. See Fee Schedule:   
Attachment -1.  
(ii) Owners should be aware of the condi tions of licence for dogs available through NParks/AVS ’s website 
(https://pals.avs.gov.sg ), of which your attention is drawn in particular to the following requirements:  
- A maximum of 3 dogs may be kept in private premises.  
- Only one (1) dog of an approved breed is allowed in a HDB residential unit.   
- The following breeds of dogs must comply with additional conditions listed below - Bull Terrier, Doberman 
Pinscher, Rottweiler, German Shepherd Dog with its related breeds such as the Belgian Shepherd Dog and the 
East European Shepherd Dog, Mastiffs including the Bull Mastiff, Cane Corso and Dogue De Bordeaux, and 
crosses between any of the above breeds and other breeds:  
a. Only one (1) dog from the above breeds is permitted to be kep t in a premise s. 
b. The dog must be leashed and securely muzzled when in a public place.  
c. Owners must take up an insurance policy for at least $100,000 and a banker’s guarantee for $2,000.  
For all other animals, t he owner or agent must apply for the import licence by submitting an online application through 
GoBusiness Licensing Portal (https://www.gobusiness.gov.sg/licences ) 30 days prior to the arrival of animals. The 
Application and Acceptance for Quarantine of Dogs and Cats at Animal Quarantine  Centre must be attached to the 
online application form.  
VIII NOTIFICATION OF ARRIVAL   
  The owner or agent must make an appointment f or the pet’s  inspection at least 5 working days before the arrival of the 
animal by submitting an online booking request via  Intelligent Food Approval & Safety Tracking System (iFAST) at 
https://ifast.sf a.gov.sg/eserviceweb/ . Please ensure your NParks/AVS  Import licence no. & flight details are ready and 
fill in the required information on your application. Inspections without any prior appointment will be charged $80.0 0/hour 
or part thereof  even if performed  during office hours.  
IX VETERINARY INSPECTION   
 On arrival at the port of disembarkation in Singapore, the dog/cat and documents (Import Licence, Veterinary Health 
Certificate , Dog Licence, Vaccination records and Rabies Serology Test report ) shall be presented to and examined by 
an authorised Veterinary Officer.  If the animal is found to be healthy and documents are in order, the animal shall be 
taken to the Animal Quarantine Centre by a Quarantine off icer. 
X PENALTY   
All imports must comply fully with the conditions of the Import Licence and Veterinary Conditions, unless prior written 
approval has been obtained from NParks/AVS . Any consignment of animals or related products that do not meet the 
require ments may be detained, returned to the country/region of export  or destroyed at the discretion of the Director -
General, Animal Health and Welfare . In addition, the importer shall be guilty of an offence under the Animals and 
Birds Act Section 8(1) and shal l be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $10,000 or to imprisonment for a term 
not exceeding 12 months or to both.  
XI FEES   
(i) Import Licence  } 
(ii) Accommodation fee at Changi Animal & Plant Quarantine Unit  }  see Fee Schedule:  
(iii) Transport charges to Anim al Quarantine Centre  }  Attachment -1 
(iv) Quarantine fee at Animal Quarantine Centre   } 
(v) Rabies Vaccination  } 
XII OTHER REQUIREMENTS/INFORMATION     
(i) Owners should take into account the age and condition of their animals as well as travel and climatic stress when 
deciding to export their dogs/cats to Singapore.  
BREED RESTRICTIONS  
(ii)   The following breeds of dogs and their crosses are not allowed to be imported into Singapore - Pit Bull(which includes 
the American Pit Bull Terrier also known as the American Pit Bull and Pit Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier, 
Staffordshire Bull Terrier, the American Bulldog, and crosses between them and with other breeds) Neapolitan 
Mastiff, Tosa, Akita, Dogo Argentino, Boerboel, Fila Brasileiro, Perro de Presa Cana rio and their crosses.  
(iii) Bengal cat crosses imported into Singapore require documentary proof that they are at least a 5th generation 
cross from the ancestral stock of Prionailurus bengalensis. 4th generation crosses and below cannot be imported 
to Singapore  as pets as they are not considered domesticated cats . 
(iv) Savannah cat crosses imported into Singapore require documentary proof that they are at least a 5th generation 
cross from the ancestral stock of Leptailurus serval . 4th generation crosses and below cannot be imported to 
Singapore as pets as they are not considered domesticated cats . 
(v) Cats are not allowed to be kept in Housing Development Board (HDB) residential units.     
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MICROCHIP  
(vi) The microchip that is implanted into the dog /cat must meet with ISO (International Standards Organisation) 
Standard 11784 or Annex A to ISO Standard 11785. If the dog /cat is implanted with a microchip which does not 
comply with these stated ISO Standards, the owner of the dog /cat or his authorised agent must provide a reader 
which is able to read the identification code of the implanted microchip at the point of entry into Singapore.  
TRANSPORTATION  
(vii) Owners must ensure that the animal has been transported in escape -proof containers conforming to the latest 
International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) Live Animal Regu lations . 
(viii) Owners should ensure to the best of their ability that the animal is not pregnant at the time of e xport. Should the 
animal whelp in quarantine, the owner must ensure that adequate quarantine  
facilities and veterinary care are available for the well -being of the newborn animals. The owner must bear any 
additional costs as a result of such an event.  
OTH ER LICENCE S 
(ix) A licence must be obtained from NParksAVS  to use any place for exhibition, sale or export of any animal or bird.  
OTHERS  
(x) Any expenditure incurred in the process of importation shall be borne by the owner or agent. Any loss 
occasioned during the removal, handling or treatment of an imported dog/cat under the directions of NParks/AVS  
or occurring during the period of detention  in quarantine, shall be borne by the owner or agent.  
(xi) If the animal dies or is destroyed while under the custody of NParks/AVS, NParks/AVS will not be liable 
for any compensation.  
(xii) Regulations and fees are subject to change without notice notwithstanding th e issuance of a licence by 
NParks/AVS . 
 
 
 
 
 
APPLICATION/ENQUIRIES : 
ANIMAL & VETERINARY SERVICE (AVS)  
JEM OFFICE TOWER  
52 JURONG GATEWAY ROAD, #09 -01 
SINGAPORE 608550  
E-mail: animal_feedback@nparks.gov.sg  
  
 
 
 
 
  Please note:  
Section 72 of the Animals and Birds Act states that:  
“(1) Any action taken under the provisions of this Act or of any rule, order or direction made or given thereunder in respect  of 
any animal, bird, ca rcase, article, building or conveyance shall be at the risk of the owner thereof.  
(2) No liability shall attach to the Board or to any officer thereof in respect of any expense, loss, damage or delay arising  in or 
from the lawful exercise of the powers und er this Act.  
 
Section 78 of the Animals and Birds Act states that:  
“No suit or other legal proceedings shall lie against the Board, the Director -General or any authorised officer, police officer, officer 
of customs or any other person acting under the direction of the Board or Director -General for anything which is in good faith done 
in the execution or purported execution of this Act.”  
    
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DOGCAT 80 -3 (W_FEEATTD1) 28102022 (REVISED)   
 
VETERINARY CERTIFICATE FOR THE IMPORT OF DOGS AND CATS INTO SINGAPORE  
For Schedule III  countries /regions : all countries /regions  other than those listed in Schedule I or II  
 
 
NParks/ AVS Import Licence No.: ____________    Veterinary Certificate No.  (if applicable): __________________ _ 
 
N.B. A valid NParks/AVS  Import Licence to import the dog/cat must be obtained before shipment.  
 
 
SECTION I  IDENTIFICATION OF THE DOG/CAT  
Species: _____________________        
Breed: __________________________________  
Name of animal: _______________________________   
Sex (please ci rcle):   Male  Neutered Male  Female  Neutered female  
Age or Date of Birth: ___________________ (animal must be at least 12 weeks of age at the time of export)  
Colour: _______________________  
[N.B. The following breeds and their crosses are prohibited for impo rt: Pit Bull (including the American Pit Bull 
Terrier also known as the American Pit Bull and Pit Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier, Staffordshire Bull 
Terrier, the American Bulldog, and crosses between them and other breeds), Neopolitan Mastiff , Tosa, Akita, Dogo 
Argentino, Boerboel, Fila Brasileiro , Perro de Presa Canario  and their crosses ; Bengal and Savannah cat crosses 
of 4th generation and below .]  
Microchip Number: __________________________________  
The animal has been scanned on _________________(day/month/year) prior to export and found to be implanted with 
a microchip bearing the above microchip number, which is also reflected on the animal’s vaccination certificate.  
 
SECTION II  ORIGIN OF THE DOG/CAT (indicate the option that ap plies)  
After due enquiry I am satisfied that the dog/cat (delete as appropriate) identified in this certificate is not under 
quarantine restriction at the time of export.  
SECTION III  SANITARY INFORMATION  
 
I, ____________________________________ _________ ____________________ (Name in BLOCK 
LETTERS), the undersigned veterinarian, being a Government approved veterinarian / Of ficial government 
veterinarian  (delete as appropriate) of  ________________________________( the country/region of export ), 
certify in resp ect of the dog/cat (delete as appropriate) described above that:  
 
 
General Vaccinations (strike out whichever does not apply)  
The dog was vaccinated against Canine Distemper, Canine Infectious Hepatitis, Canine Parvovirus , according to 
the vaccine manufacturer’s recommendations  and at least 14 days prior to export.  
Date of vaccinations:  
Canine distemper: ____________________ (day/month/year)  
Canine infectious hepatitis: ___________________ (day/month/year)  
Canine parvovirus: ______________________(day/month/year)  
The cat was vaccinated against Feline Calicivirus, Feline Rhinotracheitis Virus  andFeline Panleukopenia 
Virus according to the vaccine manufacturer’s recommendations  and at least 14 days prior to export.  
 
     
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Date of v accinations:  
Feline Calicivirus: ____________________ (day/month/year)  
Feline Rhinotracheitis Virus: ___________________ (day/month/year)  
Feline Panleukopenia Virus: ______________________(day/month/year)  
 
Rabies Vaccinations and Serological Testing  
The d og/cat was vaccinated against rabies using an inactivated vaccine or recombinant vaccine acceptable to 
NParks/AVS . The vaccination must be a valid primary vaccination or a valid booster vaccination in accordance with 
the recommendations  of the vaccine manu facturer .  
Date of rabies vaccination: ___________________ (day/month/year).   
At least 28 days after the primary rabies vaccination or rabies booster, the dog/cat is subjected to a WOAH 
prescribed test showing a rabies neutralising antibody titre of at le ast 0.5 IU/ml, not less than 180 days and not 
more than 12 months prior to export. The rabies serology test must be conducted at either a WOAH Reference 
Laboratory for rabies or at a laboratory in a Schedule I or II country approved by the respective Competent 
Authority of  the Schedule I or II  country.  A valid test report must accompany this certification.  
 
Date of blood sampling:  ____________________ (day/month/year)  
Rabies neutralising antibody titre: ______________________IU/ml  
 
Dog/cat imported under this protocol and fulfilling the above would be subjected to rabies vaccination on 
arrival and following which quarantine for a period of not less than 30 days  upon import.  
 
External Parasite Treatment  
The dog/cat was treated with a product effective against external parasites (fleas and ticks) between 2 and 7 days 
of export.  
Date of treatment: ___________________ (day/month/year)  
Name of product: ____________________  
Active ingredient: ____________________  
 
Internal Parasite Treat ment  
The dog/cat was treated with a product effective against internal parasites (nematodes and cestodes) between 2 
and 7 days of export.  
Date of treatment: ___________________ (day/month/year)  
Name of product: ____________________  
Active ingredient: ___ _________________  
Pregnancy (for females)  
After due enquiry I am satisfied that the animal is not pregnant at the time of export.  
 
Prohibited breeds  
After due enquiry I am satisfied that the animal is not one of the prohibited breeds or crosses as listed in Section I.  
 
Clinical examination  
I have examined the dog/cat and found it to be healthy, free from any clinical sign of infectious or contagious disease 
and fit for travel the day prior to or on the day of export.     
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Endorsement  
Sections I to III may be endorsed by a government -approved veterinarian or an official government veterinarian.  
 
Signature: ___________________________________  Date: ________________________  (day/month/year  
Name of government -approved veterinarian or an o fficial government veterinarian (delete as appropriate) :  
__________________ _________ __________________________ ______ _______________________________  
 
Address, telephone, fax, email of practice : ________________________________________________________  
____________________________________________ ___________  
 ________________________________________ ________________  
 
SECTION IV  (must be endorsed by official government veterinarian)  
 
I, ____________________________________ _________ ____________________ (Name in BLOCK LETTERS), 
the undersigned veterinarian, being an Of ficial government veterinarian  of 
________________________________( the country/region of export ), certify in respect of the dog/cat (delete as 
appropriate) described abo ve that:  
 
After due enquiry and examination of documents, the dog/cat is not under quarantine restriction at the time of 
export.  
 
I have no reason to doubt the truthfulness of the information given in Sections I to III and am satisfied to the best of 
my a bility that the dog/cat certified above meets with the requirements for importation into Singapore.  
 
CERTIFICATION VALIDITY:  This certification is valid for seven  (7) days.  
 
 
Signature: ___________________________________  Date: ________________________  (day/month/year)  
Name of official government veterinarian : _________________________________________________________  
Address, telephone, fax, email contact :      Official Stamp:  
_________________________________________________________  
_______________________ _____________________ _____________  
_________________________________________ ________________   
   
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DOGCAT 80 -3 (W_FEEATTD1) 28102022 (REVISED)  Import Clearance of your pets upon their arrival in Singapore  
 
 
Confirmation of import  
 
• Make an appointment for your pet’s inspection by submitting an online booking request via AVS’s  Intelligent Food Approval & Safety Tracking 
System (iFAST) at https://ifast.sfa.gov.sg/eserviceweb/ . Please ensure your AV S Import licence no. & flight details are ready and fill in the 
required information on your application.  
 
• Inspections without any prior appointment will be charged $80.00/hour or part thereof during office hours.  
  
If your pet is imported as manifested cargo * 
 
• Pet animals will now be transferred directly from the aircraft to Changi Animal and Plant Quarantine Station by the relevant ground handling 
agent (SATS/d nata). 
 
• Upon arrival at the Changi Airfreight Centre, you must present a printed copy of the AV S import licence and your identity card or passport 
to the Police Pass Office, located at the ent rance of the cargo complex, to exchange for a Visitor Pass.  
 
• After you have obtained the Visitor Pass, you must proceed to the cargo office ( SATS/d nata) of the relevant airline that carried your pet to 
Singapore.  
 
• At SATS/ dnata, you must produce the AV S import licence and collect all documents accompanying your pet. This includes the pet’s original 
health certificate, original vaccination records, original rabies serology test result, airway bill and Captain’s declaration  (where applicable).  
 
• If you are i mporting your pet dog or cat, you must then proceed immediately to CAPQ, located at the Changi Airfreight Centre with your 
pet’s original health certificate, original vaccination records, original rabies serology test result, airway bill and Captai n’s decl aration (where 
applicable) for inspection and clearance of your pet.  
 
• If you are importing a pet other t han dogs and cats e.g. your pet bird , pet rabbit, the airline representative will direct you to the location of 
the SATS/ d NATA  cargo section to claim your pet. You must then proceed immediately to CAPQ, located at the Changi Airfreight Centre 
with your pet and your pet’s original health certificate, original vaccination records, original rabies serology test result, airway bill a nd 
Captain’s declaration (where applicable) for inspection and clearance of your pet.  
 
Directions to CAPQ from SATS / DNATA  
 
• Upon leaving the SATS/ dnata building, drive down the Airport Cargo Road until you reach a junction with a “U -turn” sign. Make a “U -turn” 
and continue along the road. After the bend, there will be a bus stop on the left, turn left into Gate C7 located after the b us stop (look out 
for green fencing and AV S CAPQ signage).  
 
If your pet is imported as accompanied/ excess baggage  
 
• Pet animals will  be transferred directly from the aircraft to Changi Animal and Plant Quarantine Station by the relevant ground handling 
agent (SATS/  dnata). 
 
• After you have disembarked from the aircraft, proceed to the “Lost & Found” counter located at the arrival hall near the baggag e belt (before 
Customs/ Immigration Clearance).  
 
Either:  
 
1) If your pet travelled with you in the passenger cabin, surrender your pe t to the staff at the Lost & Found counter  located at the arrival 
hall near the baggage belt (before Customs/ Immigration Clearance). Your pet will be transferred to CAPQ by the relevant Grou nd 
Handling Agent OR 
 
2) If your pet was checked in under excess baggage, declare your pet to the staff at the Lost & Found counter. Your pet would ha ve been 
transferred directly from the aircraft to CAPQ by the relevant Ground Handling Agent.  
 
• You will not be allowed to take you r pet out of the Customs/ Immigration area in the arrival hall of the Passenger Terminal.  
 
• You must then proceed immediately to CAPQ, located in the Changi Airfreight Centre with your pet’s original health certificat e, original 
vaccination records, origina l rabies serology test result and AV S import licence for inspection and clearance of your pet.  
 
 
Veterinary Inspection/ Verification of Documents  
 
• At CAPQ, the AV S officer will verify the AV S import licence, your pet’s health certificate  in AVS template , vaccination records, rabies 
serology test result and Captain’s declaration(where applicable).  The AV S officer will visually inspect your pet to ensure it is clinically 
healthy, and verify you r pet’s microchip number.  
 
• For p ets that require quarantine upon arrival in Singapore will be held at CAPQ after veterinary inspection. An AV S-appointed transport 
service will be arranged to send your pet to Animal Quarantine Centre (AQC ) to undergo quarantine.  
 
 
Late arrivals  
  
   
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DOGCAT 80 -3 (W_FEEATTD1) 28102022 (REVISED)  • We encourage you to select flights that arrive in Singapore before 8pm  (Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday) and 7p m (Tuesday 
and Thursday)  to allow the pets to reach CAPQ during CAPQ’s opening hours. CAPQ’s opening hours are from 8am -10.30pm  (Mondays , 
Wednesday and Friday), 9am -9pm (Tuesday and Thursday) and 10am -10.30pm (Saturday) . CAPQ is closed during public holida ys and 
Sunday. Animals that arrive outside of AV S CAPQ’s opening hours will be held at the respective Ground Handling Agents’ air -conditioned 
animal holding room overnight.  
 
 
CAPQ Address:       CAPQ Operation hours:   
Gate C7, Airport Cargo Road       Mondays , Wednesday, Friday : 8:00AM to 10:30PM  
Changi Airfreight Centre                                                                            Tuesday, Thursday: 9:00AM to 9:00PM  
Changi Animal & Plant Quarantine      Saturday: 10:00AM to 10:30PM  
Singapore  918104                                                                                      Lunch: 1 -2PM (Office closed)    
Tel: 6 545 75 23                                                                                          Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed  
Email: animal_feedback@nparks.gov.sg   
Website: www.nparks.gov.sg/avs  
Getting to CAPQ:  
 
By Bus:     9, 19 and 89 (alight at the 3rd bus stop after Police Pass Office, along Airline Road)  
By MRT:     Bedok  or Simei  (transfer to bus 9), Tampines (transfer to bus 19)  
From Airport Passenger Terminal: Drive or take a taxi to Changi Airfreight Centre (Travel on ECP and exit 2A towards Changi Airfreight 
Centre)  
 
• CAPQ is not located within  passenger terminal  premises . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
*Please note that the above  clearance procedure for animals arriving as cargo does not apply to commercially imported animals, such as 
laboratory animals, small mammals or ornamental birds. For commercial consignment s of animals imported by cargo, the impo rters will need 
to continue to proceed to SATS/ dnata cargo section to claim the animals. Once the animals are collected, please bring the an imals immediately 
to AV S’s CAPQ office for inspection and clearance. Please note that you are not to break the seal  (if any) on the animal’s cage/crate or take 
the animal out of the cage/crate.  
 
Updated on 15 March 2022  
 
 
  Please be informed that pets are not allowed on buses and MRT trains.  
   Attachment -1 
 
DOGCAT 80 -3 (W_FEEATTD1) 28102022 (REVISED)  FEE SCHEDULE FOR VETERINARY CONDITIONS FOR THE IMPORTATION OF 
DOGS/CATS FOR COUNTRIES /REGIONS  UNDER SCHEDULE I, II & III  
 
(1) IMPORT LICENCE  
a) commercial purposes   
-  
$87.00 per consignment  
 b) personal effects  - $50.00 per consignment  
    
    
(2) ACCOMMODATION AT  
Changi Animal and Plant Quarantine 
Unit (CAPQ)  - $26.25 per dog or cat (with feed) for one day or 
part thereof  
    
 Contact of Animal Quarantine Centre  
 2 Jalan Lekar, Singapore 698919  
  
  
   
(3) TRANSPORT CHARGE  
(from Changi Animal & Plant 
Quarantine Unit to Animal Quarantine 
Centre ) - $74.00 per animal per trip  
    
(4) QUARANTINE FEES  
(at Animal Quarantine Centre ) - $16.80 per animal per day or part thereof  
(non-air conditioned , with feed);  
$26.25 per animal per day or part thereof  
(air conditioned , with feed)  
    
(5) RABIES VACCINATION  - $65.00 per animal  
(6) INSPECTION FEE AT CAPQ  - $80.00 per hour or part thereof for those without 
online appointment for inspection even if 
performed during office hours   
 
 
A dog licence is obtainable from the National Parks Board/Animal & Veterinary Service 
website at https://www.nparks.gov.sg/avs .  TEL: (65) 1800 476 1600  
 
    
(7) LICENCE FEE FOR DOGS OTHER THAN IN DOG FARMS  
 
 (a) For a dog below 5 months of age   - $15.00  per annum  
 (b) For a sterilized dog  - $15.00  per annum  
 (c) For a non -sterilized dog  - $90.00  per annum  
 (d) For a fourth or subsequent dog  - $180 .00 per annum  
    
 
 
 
[Last updated on 1 9 Oct 2021]