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For Domestic Shipments
To transport household pets within the Philippines, you need:
- A Local Shipping Permit from the Bureau of Quarantine
- This can be obtained online. Processing takes 3 business days.
- Print the permit and bring it to the BOQ office at NAIA Terminal 4 or Mezzanine Floor, PSI Building, ICT Compound, NAIA, Pasay City for countersigning.
- Veterinary Health Certificate
- Rabies Vaccination Certificate
- The pet should be vaccinated at least 14 days before the travel date
General Guidelines:
- You'll need to present vaccination papers and the pet to the Quarantine Officer.
- Pets must be placed in a strong, leak-proof kennel with absorbent material.
- Metal cages are not allowed.
- Make sure your dog is at least 3 months old.
- We only accommodate live animals on a ventilated aircraft. Aircraft availability may change without prior notice.
Important: Generally, snub-nosed (brachycephalic) dogs and cats are not accepted as cargo due to their risk for respiratory conditions. However, mixed-breed pets with partial snub-nosed genetics may be assessed for acceptability.
For International Shipments
- Transporting household pets internationally is not allowed.
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๐ชด Other Live Animals and Plants |
For Domestic Shipments
๐ For Fighting Cocks and Hens
- They must be in strong boxes with ventilation holes.
- A maximum of two per box is allowed, with a thick separator to prevent fighting.
๐ To transport other live animals and plants within the Philippines, you need:
- A Quarantine Permit from the Bureau of Quarantine
- This can be obtained online.
- Processing takes 3 business days.
- Print the permit and bring it to the BOQ office at NAIA Terminal 4 or Mezzanine Floor, PSI Building, ICT Compound, NAIA, Pasay City for countersigning.
Other permits may be required depending on the type of animal or plant.
For International Shipments
- Transporting live animals and plants internationally is not allowed.
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๐ฅฉ Processed, Fresh or Cooked Meat
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For Domestic Shipments
To transport processed meat within the Philippines, you need:
- A Quarantine Permit for more than 5kg of frozen or processed meat.
- This can be obtained online and countersigned at the Quarantine Office in NAIA Terminal 2.
- Certificate of Product Registration (CPR)
- License to Operate (LTO)
For fresh meat, you need:
- A Quarantine Permit for more than 5kg of frozen or processed meat.
- This can be obtained online and countersigned at the Quarantine Office in NAIA Terminal 2.
- A Certificate of Meat Inspection (COMI) from the National Meat Inspection Service (NMIS).
For cooked meat, a quarantine permit is not required unless the meat is frozen.
For International Shipments
- Please check with your accredited freight forwarder for the specific guidelines.
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๐ซ Firearms (Unloaded), Parts, or Accessories
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For Domestic Shipments
Only the following are allowed to ship unloaded firearms, parts, or accessories:
- Gun Dealers/Suppliers
- Active Members of Law Enforcement,
- Licensed Firearm Owners
- Security Agency Personnel
Gun Dealers/Suppliers need to secure:
- Permit to Transport Firearms and Ammunition from the PNP Firearms and Explosive Division.
- Application for Firearms License or Firearms License Card from the same division.
Active Members of AFP/PNP/NBI and Other Law Enforcement Agencies need to secure:
- Valid service/agency ID.
- Valid Memorandum Receipt/Acknowledgement Receipt Equipment.
- Valid Mission Order/Letter Order.
Licensed Firearm Owners and Gun Club Members need to secure:
- Valid firearms license.
- Valid ID (Driverโs license, Postal ID, Passport, etc.).
- Valid Permit to Carry Firearms Outside of Residence.
- Valid Permit to Transport Firearms and Ammunition for firearms not covered by the Permit to Carry Firearms Outside of Residence.
- Permit to Transport Firearms and Ammunition for gun club members.
For International Shipments
- Transporting firearms internationally is not allowed.
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๐งช Shipping Dangerous Goods
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For domestic shipments and outbound PH:
We accept Dangerous Goods except for:
- COMAT
- Carriage of Carbon Dioxide, Solid (Dry Ice) under IATA Packing Instruction 954.
- Lithium Ion and Metal/Alloy Cells & Batteries in compliance with IATA Packing Instructions 966, 967, 969, and 970.
- Consumer Products under UN/ID Nos. UN1266 (Perfumery Products), UN1950 (Aerosols, flammable), UN1993 (Flammable Liquid), and ID 8000 (Consumer Commodity).
For international shipments (inbound PH or Foreign Transport):
We accept Dangerous Goods except for:
- Radioactive Material (Class 7)
- Explosives (Class 1) except for Division 1.4S
- Infectious Substances (Class 6) under Category B
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