Pet Transport from Miami to Buenos Aires
Relocating your pet from South Florida to Buenos Aires is an exciting journey, but it requires strict compliance with Argentina’s SENASA regulations. Miami (MIA) is a massive hub for LATAM travel, making it one of the most efficient departure points for moving your dog or cat to Argentina.
Argentina Import Requirements
To enter Argentina successfully, your dog or cat must meet the following criteria:
- Microchip: An ISO 11784/11785 compliant 15-digit microchip is required.
- Rabies Vaccination: Must be administered at least 21 days before travel but not more than one year prior.
- Bilingual Health Certificate: A specific bilingual veterinary health certificate for Argentina must be completed by a USDA-accredited vet (we work closely with several in the Miami area) and endorsed by the USDA within 10 days of travel.
- Parasite Treatment: Treatment for internal and external parasites must be administered within 15 days of departure.
Customs Clearance at EZE
Upon arrival at Ezeiza International Airport (EZE) in Buenos Aires, your pet will be inspected by SENASA officials.
- Customs in Argentina can be bureaucratic and time-consuming.
- Our local partners in Buenos Aires assist with the customs clearance process, ensuring all fees are paid and paperwork is presented correctly to SENASA.
- Once cleared, your pet will be released directly to you or delivered to your new residence.
Trust Nelligan Pet Transport to manage the complexities of moving your pet from Miami to South America, ensuring a safe and compliant journey for your furry family member.