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Pet relocation for digital nomads — rabies, titers, quarantine
How to move a cat or dog with a nomad visa: microchip, rabies titer, waiting periods and country rules.
Moving with a cat or dog is often the hardest part of a nomad move — not the visa itself. Most corridors need an ISO microchip, a valid rabies vaccine, and sometimes a titer test with a waiting period measured in weeks, not days.
Nomaticals maps rabies classifications and import policies by destination so you can see lead time, documents and quarantine risk before you book flights. The interactive planner is a Premium tool; this page is the public overview for search and sharing.
- Microchip + rabies vaccine timing
- Titer / FAVN waiting periods where required
- Health certificates and EU pet passport routes
- Quarantine and “needs review” corridors