thanks for making this video! so helpful wanted to check, if SG side has CAPQ for checking upon arrival, will the Zurich side also require any checking upon arrival at the airport?
I am planning on flying from USA to Singapore with my service dog. Thank you for the information Where is the best place to request to sit on an airplane with a large service dog?
@@peishitan2519 The export health pet certificate endorsed by the government body of your country is valid to travel within the European Union for 4 months, it substitutes the EU Pet Passport. But when traveling more than 4 months, you need to get an EU Pet Passport with a local vet. As for the airline, you need to call them at least 24h-48h before to book your pet in cabin as every airline has a limit to how many pets are allowed per flight.
thanks for making this video! so helpful
wanted to check, if SG side has CAPQ for checking upon arrival, will the Zurich side also require any checking upon arrival at the airport?
I am planning on flying from USA to Singapore with my service dog. Thank you for the information Where is the best place to request to sit on an airplane with a large service dog?
Thank you sooo much for this this was so helpful ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for making this video, can’t wait to bring our baby over! Which airline did you go with?
SWISSAIR!
Was there any clearance required when travelling across different European countries? Saw that you travelled to Swiss and Italy
@@peishitan2519 nope!
Thanks Rach! So it’s basically travelling same like humans, and just to inform airlines ahead?
@@peishitan2519 The export health pet certificate endorsed by the government body of your country is valid to travel within the European Union for 4 months, it substitutes the EU Pet Passport. But when traveling more than 4 months, you need to get an EU Pet Passport with a local vet. As for the airline, you need to call them at least 24h-48h before to book your pet in cabin as every airline has a limit to how many pets are allowed per flight.