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YOUR PET'S JOURNEY,

Our passion.

(FORMERLY EASYPET RELOCATION LTD)

Since 2014 we have flown over 6000 pets worldwide. We know how this works.

We are here to help you get your pets on their way. 

Clients Helped

From clients who are relocating country to breeders and zoos.

We can honestly say that we've seen it all!

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Starting with only two, we just keep growing. 

Nothing will stop us. Where will we go to next? 

To help as many clients as we can, in the best way we can.

Friendly, professional, helpful & reassuring. 

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Not sure of what we can offer you? 

From booking flights, arranging veterinary, to collections, deliveries, building crates and more. We can provide a complete door-door services for your pet relocation needs.

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Elite cat hotel.

We have a 5 star indoor boutique cat hotel, located on our premises providing the best service your cats could wish for.

Whether you need pre-flight or post flight boarding or someone to take care of your furry feline(s) whilst you are on holiday, we are here for you.

MEET OUR TEAM

From our import & export department, management and cat hotel staff, here you can meet all of our wonderful team members and find out how they can help you as part of the services we offer.

We also asked each of our team members to let us know the thing they love most about this job.

Have some quick questions that you need answering?   

Have a look here at our FAQ section where you might find your answer! 

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Flying Pets to the UK

Due to fears of rabies and other animal diseases, the UK has some of the strictest pet quarantine laws in the world. If you are moving a pet to the UK, you will need to get the necessary tests and treatments for your pet, obtain the necessary documentation, and find a reputable transport company. Thanks to the UK Pet Travel Scheme (PETS), your pet will not need to fulfill a six month quarantine period as long as you have fulfilled these requirements. Flight are available from both Larnaca and Paphos to London Gatwick, Manchester, Bristol, Doncaster Glasgow and Edinburgh. A cheaper way of getting your Pet to the UK (from Cyprus for example) is to have it flown to either Brussels, Paris or Amsterdam and have it collected there by a specialized UK Pet Courier such as 101 Pet Express . See Pricing Table.

Weekday Working Hours Arrival

Weekdays Out of Hours Band 1 & Weekend Arrivals

Out of Hours Band 2 Arrivals

• All Prices shown are in POUND STERLING (£)
• Rates are inclusive of the Flight Rates and ARC Fees.
• Flight to London Gatwick and Manchester incur an Import Handling Fee of £  0.17 per chargeable kg with a minimum of  £  36.75.
• All Pet Bookings on TUI Airline Flights are subject to a fuel surcharge of £ 0.05 per kg. Rates are subject to change without prior Notice.
• This Table is for general Guidelines Only.All data without guarantee. Please check with the relevant Airline for updated Information

Please note that your pet will need a valid passport, micro-chip and current rabies vaccination. One to three days before the flight the pet will have to visit a vet for a pre-flight check where the vet will check the micro-chip implanted in the pet against that noted in the passport, give a worming tablet and declare that the pet is “able to withstand carriage to its destination”. Your pet will also require an IATA approved travel box , the cost of which is not included in the quoted price.

A Pet Travel Booking Form can be downloaded here. It needs to be completed and returned (emailed to) [email protected] (c/o Christos Agapiou) as soon as possible, to enable the booking and confirm availability.

Once the flight is confirmed, the relevant invoice will be issued which will have to be paid as soon as possible by credit card calling their London office. Once the invoice is paid they shall furnish you with all the necessary travel documents.

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New rules for pet travel from 1 January 2021

Pet owners will need to follow new requirements before taking their pet to the European Union or Northern Ireland at the end of the transition period.

Pet owners are being encouraged to check the latest government advice about travelling from Great Britain to Northern Ireland or the European Union with their pets at the end of the transition period.

The government has worked alongside the European Commission to ensure pet travel can continue between Great Britain and the EU and Northern Ireland at the end of the transition period.

From 1 January 2021 onwards, the UK will have Part 2 listed status under the EU Pet Travel Scheme, meaning that people travelling from GB with their pets and assistance dogs will need to follow new requirements in order to travel to the EU and Northern Ireland.

Before taking their dog, cat or ferret to the EU for the first time after 1 January 2021, pet owners must complete the following steps. The only new requirement for travel to the EU is the use of a certificate, rather than a pet passport:

• Ensure their dog, cat or ferret is microchipped.
• Ensure that their dog, cat or ferret is vaccinated against rabies – pets must be at least 12 weeks old before they can be vaccinated.
• Wait 21 days after the primary vaccination before travel
• Dogs must be treated against tapeworm 24-120 hours before landing, if they are travelling to a tapeworm free country.
• Visit their vet to get an animal health certificate (AHC) for their pet, no more than 10 days before travel to the EU.

Pets and assistance dogs will also need to enter the EU through a travellers’ point of entry (TPE) , which includes all the major French ports such as Calais, Caen and Dunkirk.

All of these requirements will also apply for movements of pets and assistance dogs from Great Britain to Northern Ireland. However recognising that these changes will take time to adjust to, the UK Government is working with the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) in Northern Ireland on an enforcement approach that takes this challenge into account. This approach will be implemented in a way which supports pet owners and assistance dog users while the Government pursues a permanent solution.

There will be no change to the current health preparations or documents for pets entering Great Britain from the EU or Northern Ireland from 1 January 2021.

Christine Middlemiss, UK Chief Veterinary Officer, said:

We have been granted ‘Part 2’ listed third country status by the EU which will ensure that travelling with your pet continues from 1 January onwards. Your vet will be able to advise what you need to do in order to obtain the correct documentation to travel and you can find the latest pet travel advice on gov.uk or by searching ‘pet travel’.

Updated guidance on pet travel has been available since November 2018, ensuring that owners will be ready for any future scenario, so many pet owners will already be familiar with that they need to do.

The UK government is continuing to press the European Commission to secure Part 1 listed status. The UK has one of the most rigorous pet checking regimes in Europe and currently meets all the requirements for Part 1 listed status under the EU Pet Travel Scheme.

The latest advice for pet owners seeking to travel to the EU after 1 January 2021 can be found here .

Further information

• Passengers should always check the rules of the country they are travelling to for any additional restrictions or requirements before they travel.
• For information on commercial imports and exports of dogs, cats and ferrets to the EU – please refer to the Border Operating Model
• There will be no changes or new requirements on movements from Northern Ireland to Great Britain.
• There will be no changes to the current health preparations or documents for pets entering Great Britain from the EU in the immediate term, as the disease risks remains unchanged.
• There are no restrictions on bringing pet rodents, rabbits, birds, invertebrates, amphibians and reptiles to the UK from EU countries.
• Contact the Centre for International Trade (Carlisle) for more information on the rules for travelling with other species of pet.

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Leaving the uk.

Moving abroad can be stressful. It is always subject to unique personal circumstances. By using Airpets you can leave us to do the hard work, letting you concentrate on your own travel arrangements.

Into the UK

Are you looking for help with bringing your pets into the UK? Choose to have your cat or dog on the same flight as you, or even send them on ahead.

Quarantine Service

Airpets offer certified Quarantine accommodation for those imported pets entering the UK under Quarantine conditions.

Pet Travel Assistance

Airpets are the most experienced pet relocation company in the UK. We have safely completed tens of thousands pet moves since inception in 1966. Our prime location minimises pet transit times, allowing us to make the journey as short and stress-free as possible. We offer;

• Global pet travel advice
• Specialist veterinary expertise provided through our on site partners, Travelvet Ltd.
• Licensed pet transport anywhere in the UK with our temperature controlled fleet.
• Booking of the most direct, time efficient flight for your pet.
• Comprehensive ‘Door-to-Door’ pet relocation to destinations across the globe.
• Supply of IATA approved air kennels.
• Priority access to our Animal Lounge before or after their flight where your pet can stay in 5* rated animal accommodation.

UK Arrival Assistance

Whether you need help with all aspects of your pet relocation into the UK, or advice and support within specific areas, our travel consultants are here to help arrange any of the following:

• As your customs clearance agent in the UK, we will liaise with the relevant authorities to make sure your pet is on the fastest track back to its new home.
• Once clearance is approved, you can arrange to collect your pets from the Heathrow Animal Reception Centre, or we can organise home delivery in our temperature controlled vehicles here in the UK.
• We can also offer extended stays in our Animal Lounge after landing at Heathrow or Gatwick should you need more time to get settled in the UK, allowing you to reunite with your pet in comfort following your journey.
• Assist with quarantine bookings if required, at our own on site facility.
• Find out more by reading our UK pet arrival blog here.

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International Pet Relocation

About Petravel:

A small company with a big heart.

Welcome to my pet relocation journey! My name is Petra, and I am not only a dog owner but also a devoted animal lover. My own dog holds a special place in my heart, and I cherish her as if she was my own child. Life has taken me on various relocations, and I have faced numerous challenges along the way, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the difficulties, I successfully relocated with my beloved dog multiple times. These experiences not only tested my determination but also rewarded me with an overwhelming sense of accomplishment.

It was during these journeys that I realized the importance of a reliable and compassionate pet relocation service. I recognized the need to help others navigate the complexities of pet relocation while providing reassurance and support. Driven by my passion for animals and a desire to make a positive impact, I decided to establish a pet relocation service based in Cyprus. 

goal is to share my personal story, raise interest, and build trust among fellow pet owners who are seeking a seamless and stress-free relocation experience for their beloved pet.

I understand the worries and anxieties that come with pet relocation, and I am dedicated to prove personalized care, attention to detail, and a high level of service. With my first-hand knowledge and experience, I am committed to ensure the safety, comfort, and well-being of each pet I relocate.

Through my journey, I aim to inspire and empower pet owners to embark on their own successful pet relocation adventures. By sharing my story, I hope to build trust and create a sense of connection with fellow animal lovers, knowing that their pets will be treated with the same love and care that I have for my own furry friend.

Join me on this incredible journey of pet relocation, where we can create memorable and rewarding experiences for both pets and their devoted owners. Together, we can make your pet's relocation a smooth and joyful experience filled with trust, compassion, and peace of mind.

Thank you for considering my services, and I look forward to accompanying you and your furry friend on this exciting new chapter.

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PLEASE NOTE: Our Pet Travel services are temporarily on hold. This only applies to private pets, and doesn’t affect dogs or cats that are already in the care of KAR.

We will still be available to give advice to people wishing to import or export their own pets.   email our office [email protected].

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KAR Pet Travel can help you to import or export your pet to or from Cyprus. Our Pet Travel team is experienced in helping to relocate pets almost anywhere in the world and will give you personal attention, helping to take away the stress of your four legged family members travel arrangements. KAR Pet Travel will put your pets health, safety and welfare foremost and you will be assured of a professional service at all times.

As the TRNC is not part of the EU it cannot be included in the Pet Passport Travel Scheme (P.E.T.S.) therefore alternative documents are required.

IMPORT into the TRNC

• Your pet will need a current ‘Pet Passport’ with the Rabies vaccination done no less than 30 days prior to entry and no more than 12 months prior to entry. In addition your pet should have a Rabies Serology Titre Test PASS Certificate. Animals must also be vaccinated or given booster vaccinations for other infectious diseases – Dogs: Parvo, Distemper, Hepatitis, Leptospira Cats: Feline enteritis, feline influenza. Since Brexit, Pet Passports are no longer issued in the UK. Alternative documents are accepted, such as a completed vet book. We recommend that your pet’s blood sample for the rabies serology titre test is taken no less than  30 days following the rabies vaccination. Whilst this timescale is not a TRNC entry requirement it will help if you need to return your pet to the EU/UK.
• Pets should have a health examination 48 hours prior to export and will need a Health Certificate issued by APHA or by the authority in the Country of departure. Your own vet can help you with this.
• A TRNC issued Import Licence is also needed.

Any pet arriving who does not comply with all of the entry requirements will be subject to TRNC quarantine(at the owners expense)  and the owner may be fined.

EXPORT from the TRNC to UK/Europe

1) Your pet will need the following preparations:-

• A 15 digit microchip for permanent identification.
• Rabies Vaccinations
• At least 30 days from the Rabies Vaccination a blood sample should be taken for the Rabies Serology Titre Test. This needs to be tested by an Approved Laboratory.

2)  After a successful Rabies Serological Test result your pet is permitted to travel 3 months from the date that the blood sample was taken.

3) Health Certificate (including compliance with linked 5 day flight regulation) will need to completed by the TRNC Official Veterinarian.

4) For Dogs – completion of Internal Parasite treatment prior to travel (no less than 24 hours and  no more than 120 hours of arrival in the UK (and some other Countries))

Providing all the entry requirements are met as advised above, then your pet will be allowed to enter the UK/Europe without any quarantine restrictions.

KAR Pet Travel can offer the following services:-

• All paperwork
• Advice on which travel options to consider
• Bookings of animal export cargo flights
• Collection and Delivery Service, to and from Cyprus  home/airport for pets booked with us
• Travel containers

KAR PET TRAVEL

If you wish to give a forever home to one of the wonderful dogs or cats in our care at the Rescue Centre, or one of the street dogs that has been given a numbered tag, then please contact us about further information and prices.

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Travelling with pets

We know your pets are part of your family, which is why we treat every animal who flies with us like a VIP.

British Airways flights

Emotional support dogs

British Airways is unable to accept emotional support dogs for travel in the cabin on any British Airways operated flights. Your emotional support dog can travel as a pet and details on how to arrange this can be found below.

Service dogs

If you’re travelling with a recognised service dog, it can travel with you free of charge in the cabin of your British Airways flight. This service cannot be booked online and we might need to limit the number of dogs we can carry in the cabin.

From the UK

We’ve partnered with PetAir UK, which is run and owned by fully-qualified veterinary surgeons and has been flying pets all over the world since 2004, to offer British Airways customers a safe, comfortable and convenient way to export their pets from the UK.

If you are looking to transport your pet to the UK, our sister company IAG Cargo can help. They have decades of experience transporting animals from every corner of the globe and will look after your pet as if it were their own.

Pet Travel Scheme

If you're entering the UK, your dog must meet the requirements of the Pet Travel Scheme offered by the UK Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA). It allows cats and dogs to travel between some countries and UK airports avoiding quarantine.

If you're travelling to a different country, please check with the relevant embassy or consulate for any regulations or restrictions.

SUN-AIR flights

SUN-AIR is our franchise partner operating flights within Europe under the British Airways brand. As on British Airways operated flights, recognised service dogs are allowed in the cabin, as well as other pets up to 6kg.

• Other pets must be transported in a waterproof bag or cage, with maximum dimensions of 20 x 30 x 20cm (7.5 x 11.5 x 7.5in).
• It is the owners’ responsibility to ensure that all documentation and animal passports are in order before departure.
• SUN-AIR permits one pet on board each aircraft at one time.

Please contact the SUN-AIR ticket office on +45 75 33 16 11 no later than 72 hours before departure if you wish to bring your pet on a SUN-AIR operated flight. Please note that pets are not permitted on SUN-AIR flights to the United Kingdom.

UK & European Pet Transport

Professional, Licensed Pet Taxi And Pet Couriers

Pet Transport & Pet Travel

Pets2go2 are a leading uk & european pet transportation and pet relocation company, moving pets throughout europe on a daily basis. owned and run by pet owners, we operate a ‘one of the family’ policy, where all animals are treated with the same love, care and respect as our own pets..

If you dislike the thought of your pets being transported in the hold of an aeroplane, with all the unnecessary waiting around and stress to both you and your pet, why not consider alternative pet transportation by road.

Our European pet transportation service relocates to countries such as Italy , Spain , Germany , France , Switzerland , Belgium and the Netherlands .

Pets2go2 are DEFRA registered and hold type 2 animal transport certificates and operate to the pet travel scheme guidelines. Our vehicles are a Mercedes Benz Sprinter, Vito and Citan traveliners which are fully air conditioned with extract system, with twin side opening doors for security and rear doors for easy access.

All of the side and rear windows are UV tinted, ensuring the pets are away from direct sunlight without obstructing their view outside. Our Sprinter provides secure fixed travel compartments. Defra approved travel crates are use in our Vito/Citan at varying sizes providing a safe environment for our pets whilst in transit.

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Bringing Pets To Cyprus

Cyprus, the third largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, lies at the intersection between Asia, Europe and Africa. With a pleasant climate and many job opportunities, expats from all over the world consider Cyprus as a desirable destination to relocate to.

Moving abroad can be daunting, especially when do so with pets.

If you are planning to move to Cyprus with pets, we recommend you check out the guide below.

Pet Microchip

Every dog/cat that wishes to enter Cyprus, must be individually identified with an electronic microchip. The microchip must comply with the ISO standards 11784 & 11785.

If the microchip doesn’t comply with these standards, the owner or the person responsible, must provide the means necessary for reading the pet’s microchip.

Tattoos are acceptable if they are clearly readable and only if the tattoo was applied before July 3, 2011.

Vaccinations Needed To Bring A Pet To Cyprus

All dogs and cats entering Cyprus must be vaccinated against rabies. Unvaccinated pet animals are prohibited from entering Cyprus.

The rabies vaccine should be given after the implantation of the microchip.

In order to get vaccinated, the dog/cat should be at least 12 weeks old.

The rabies vaccine is valid from the establishment of protective immunity, which is at least 21 days from the day the vaccine was given. The vaccine remains valid until the date indicated by the manufacturer of the vaccine.

Boosters must be given before the previous rabies vaccine expires.

Rabies Antibody Titer Test – 3 Months In Advance!

A rabies antibody titration test must be done in a laboratory approved by the EU, an OIE approved lab. Your pet won’t need to pass a rabies blood test if you are coming from an EU country or a listed country (such as: the UK, the United States, Australia, Canada, Russia and more).

The blood sample must be taken at least 30 days after the rabies vaccination was given and at least 3 months before entering Cyprus.

In other words, pets can’t enter Cyprus before the blood test is at least 3 months old.

The test result should state that the neutralizing antibody titer is equal to or greater than 0.5 IU/ml.

Health Certificate

Pets entering Cyprus must be accompanied by an official veterinary health certificate. The health certificate is valid for 10 days from the date of issue, the date it was signed by a private vet.

The health certificate enables the authorities to clearly identify the pet animal and its health status. This document enables the authorities to check that the regulations have been met.

If you are bringing pets to Cyprus by sea, the health certificate’s validity is extended by an additional period corresponding to the duration of the journey by sea.

Dangerous & Banned Breeds In Cyprus

The following breeds and crosses can’t be imported into Cyprus:

• Pit Bull Terrier
• Japanese Tosa
• Dogo Argentino
• Fila Braziliero

If you have a “dangerous” dog, we recommend you read the following article: Flying A Dangerous Dog

Entering Cyprus With A Pet

Bringing pets to Cyprus can be done in 3 ways: in cabin, as excess baggage and as manifested cargo.

The owner or the person responsible for the pet, must notify the veterinary office at the point of entry at least 48 hours prior to the pet’s arrival.

Upon arrival, pets will be inspected by a veterinary officer or by a customs officer on duty.

Quarantine In Cyprus

There is no mandatory quarantine in Cyprus.

If the import requirements can’t be met, pet owners may ask the authorities for a special permit to bring their pet into Cyprus before completing the process.

In some cases, such a request will be approved by the authorities.

Importing A Pet Into Cyprus – FAQ

Here are some frequently asked questions about importing a pet into Cyprus:

Question #1 : Can I bring my dog to Cyprus?

If you obey the import requirements, you should be able to bring your dog into Cyprus. If you need assistance, please feel free to contact us.

Question #2 : I have a puppy that is 2 months old. Can I bring him?

Pets entering Cyprus must be at least 105 days old, regardless their country of origin.

How did we reach this number? As stated, pets must be vaccinated against rabies once they are at least 12 weeks (84 days) old. After receiving the vaccine, you must wait at least 21 days before you enter with your pets into Cyprus.

Question #3 : Is an import permit required for bringing a pet into Cyprus?

Dogs, cats and ferrets imported into Cyprus don’t need an import permit. On the other hand, other animals (such as rabbits) will require an import permit.

Question #4 : I need to get into Northern Cyprus. Are there different requirements?

The requirements stated on this page aren’t related to the pet import requirements of Northern Cyprus.

Question #5 : I have a Pitbull mix. Can you assist me?

Unfortunately, no. Pitbulls aren’t allowed to be imported into Cyprus.

Need Help Bringing Pets To Cyprus?

Emigrating to a new country with pets is not an easy decision.

While considering a move to Cyprus with your pets, it’s hard to find updated information online. This is why this page was created – to guide pet owners through the process and to help make their pet relocation to Cyprus as smooth as possible.

At  Pets2Fly , our team of experts can assist you in everything related to your pet’s travel. As an IPATA  member, bringing pets to Cyprus is our specialty.

If you need to travel with your pet to Cyprus, feel free to contact us for assistance.

We would love to hear from you!

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Pet Travel and Pet Relocation Services

With over 20 years of experience, our dedicated pet export team can arrange pet flight bookings out of the UK on any airline that accepts pets for travel, as well as being able to advise you on every aspect of your pet’s relocation from the UK –such as pet travel paperwork, the Pet Passport Scheme and information on the airlines and flights that will accept pets for travel. Our dedicated pet import team are on hand to advise you of the UK entry requirements for pets travelling into the UK, can provide customs clearance for pets being imported into the UK, check your pet travel paperwork in advance and arrange pet transportation services from the airport to your home.

Whether you are taking your pet abroad on holiday, relocating overseas with your pet or bringing your pet to the UK, with PBS Pet Travel you can rest assured that you’re dealing with one of the most established pet transporters in the world.

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Why choose PBS Pet Travel to relocate your pet?

At PBS Pet Travel, we understand that your pets are precious cargo. Our pet relocation experts have extensive knowledge and a genuine love of animals, which means we will go the extra mile for our clients and their furry, feathered or even scaly family members. Arranging pet relocation requires far more than experience alone – which is why all members of the PBS Pet Travel Team are passionate, dedicated, considerate and most importantly – caring; qualities that separate us from the rest.

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Relocating animals is pbs pet travel’s passion.

We are all animal lovers at PBS Pet Travel, where pet exporting and pet importing is not just a service we offer, but a commitment we make. We all have our own pets and we even bring our dogs to work with us – just check out our facebook page! So we truly understand how significant your pet is to you. We absolutely relish in being able to assist in reuniting families with their cherished companions, whether it involves pet importing or pet exporting.

Our approach to pet shipping goes beyond mere tasks; it is our passion and our high standard of customer care and compassion underlines this. We firmly believe in quality, not quantity. So, when booking your pet relocation with us, whether it’s for pet exporting or pet importing, we can guarantee that you will get more value than what you pay for.

Personal Pet Travel Service

When you book your pet with PBS Pet Travel, you will be assigned your very own personal pet travel specialist, who will look after your pet’s relocation from start to finish. Just like us humans, we know that every pet is different and has specific needs, which is why our service is tailor-made to suit each and every client. We offer a fully comprehensive door-to-door service which is popular amongst clients who are looking for a pet relocation company to assist with all aspects of their pet’s move overseas. However, our basic service better suits those who are already familiar with the main aspects of pet travel. Either way, we will be sure to mould our service to suit your individual pet relocation needs and you can relax as we arrange your pet’s flight, pet transportation, customs clearance for pets travelling to the UK, pet export veterinary paperwork, and much more.

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Pet travel flight crates delivered to your door in advance

Getting animals used to their airline-approved travel crates PRIOR to your pet’s relocation or dog travel , cat travel , and other pet transport, is a huge factor towards reducing your pet’s anxiety on the day of travel. Many pet relocation and pet transport companies will completely overlook this fact, however, at PBS Pet Travel we cannot stress enough how important it is for your pet to have plenty of time to get acclimatized to the airline approved travel crate. And because animal safety, comfort and welfare is our main priority, as soon as you have booked your pet flight or your pet transport with us, we will arrange to deliver the travel crate to you on an overnight delivery service to anywhere in the UK, giving your pet the time it needs to get accustomed to being inside the crate – please visit our Pet Travel Crate page for more details.

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We appreciate that relocating your pets can be an extremely stressful and worrying experience. This is why our UK import pet travel team and our international pet export specialists will take the time to listen to your needs and discuss your concerns – as often as you need. We will provide you with complete guidance and support, giving you the confidence and reassurance you need. Our friendly and efficient team of pet shipping experts are there for you and your pet wholeheartedly, ensuring a safe, smooth and stress-free journey for all.

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Pet Relocation to Cyprus

Flying Pets to Cyprus

Transfur Animals understand the difficulties you may face when flying your pet out to Cyprus. Your pet is like a member of your family, and we’re here to make their move as smooth as possible when you relocate. We’ve been bringing pets to Cyprus for over 15 years and we’re proud to be one of the UK’s leading pet transport companies.

From liaising with veterinary practises to arranging customs clearance, it’s our job to reduce the hassle involved when flying your pet to Cyprus. If you have any questions about bringing your beloved pet to Cyprus, get in touch today.

Get a free, no obligation pet relocation quote here .

What to consider when bringing your pet to Cyprus

When flying pets to Cyprus, you can rest assured that you’re in good hands. We’re IPATA certified, so we can provide expert and trustworthy advice when it comes to shipping your pet.

Before arranging your pet’s transportation, it’s important to ensure that your pet has been microchipped. For a microchip to be accepted within Cyprus, you must check whether it complies with ISO standards 11784 & 11785. Secondly, unvaccinated pets are prohibited from entering Cyprus, regardless of their country of origin. Therefore, this should be at the top of your list of things to check before arranging pet travel.

How we can help

Our knowledgeable and friendly pet travel experts will be happy to help you with flying your pet to Cyprus. What’s more, all our staff are currently, or have been pet owners at one point in their lives. This means that we can fully understand your needs when it comes to arranging pet travel. We can offer you a multitude of services, such as arranging a home to airport delivery service, booking flights, supplying travel containers and so much more.

Please do not hesitate to get in touch if you want to discuss your needs further. Otherwise, you can fill out our online quotation form to price your move.

Alternatively, you can call one of our experts on 01403 212 900.

What We Will Do

> Provide veterinary requirements for your chosen destination

> Provide Shippers certificates

> Liaison with your own veterinary practice

> Arrange UK home to airport delivery service, if required

> Arrange flights

> Arrange boarding prior to departure, if required

> Supply and delivery of travel container(s) for your pet(s) that meet IATA and airline requirements to your home address

> Arrange customs clearance and boarding on arrival, if required

Airports Served

> Larnaca

> Paphos

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Pet Travel to Europe

• Taking Pets to France
• Taking Pets to Germany
• Taking Pets to Ireland
• Taking Pets to Italy
• Taking Pets to Malta
• Taking Pets to Norway
• Taking Pets to Portugal
• Taking Pets to Spain
• Taking Pets to Switzerland

Dogs and cats travel between UK and Europe all the time and as Europe has fewer cases of rabies now than 30 years ago, it is a welcome treat that pets can travel so easily.

As of January 1st 2021 there have been some changes to the requirement for European pet travel, read more about these here .

Step 1:  Your dog or cat needs a microchip.

Step 2: They then need a rabies vaccination. They must be at least 3 months old before they have this. Some rabies vaccines in the UK last for 3 years and others will last for 3 years but need a top up after one year, so you need to know when the vaccine expires.

Step 3: Your vet issues you with a pet passport to confirm the date the rabies vaccine was administered. The pet passport is no longer a sufficient document for travel.

Step 4: If your pet is travelling by plane, then the airlines demand that they are checked within 10 days of the flight to ensure that they are fit and healthy

PetAir UK is run and owned by vets, so we are perfectly placed to help you with all aspects of any journey to Europe. European countries no longer accept the pet passport, and some European countries have extra rules for pet travel:

Cyprus and Greece ask that dogs and cats travelling there are treated against ticks and tapeworms 24-48 hours before they check in for their flight.

Switzerland is in Europe but not in the EU, so the Swiss have similar rules for the importation of pets to the rest of Europe, but they will not allow dogs with docked tails into the country.

Sweden class imports of dogs and cats into as commercial or non-commercial depending if the owner is on the same plane entering Sweden or not. The rules for entry are very different. Non-commercial imports of dogs and cats into Sweden are relatively simple, but require the owner to be on the same plane. Commercial imports are much more complicated and require TRACES and BALAI certification. So usually, it makes sense from a cost and simplicity point of view for the owner to fly back to UK and then fly back to Sweden on the same plane – PetAir UK can help arrange this. Often the owners don’t see the pets in UK, as they fly back and then immediately out to Sweden again. PetAir UK ensures that the pets are on the same plane as the owner leaving UK.

If you have not owned your pet for more than 6 months, your pet is under 6 months old, you are changing ownership (i.e. if you are rescuing an animal from abroad) or you cannot travel within 5 days either side of your pets movement, then please do contact us  for further information.

Flying pets to Europe is both simple and tricky. The veterinary requirements are simple, but the logistics and planning can be complicated, as many European airports only accept pets landing at certain times, so the number of flights PetAir UK can use to fly your dog or cat to Europe are limited. Also, the planes used for travel from the UK to Europe are often smaller, and so larger dogs can only travel on certain flights.

At PetAir UK, we’re very experienced at flying pets to Europe and we can plan around all the little rules and regulations to ensure your pets travel comfortably and safely.

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