886JetPet is a Taipei-based pet relocation agency that manages dog and cat imports into Taiwan from any country: the rabies titer calendar, the APHIA e-permit, the quarantine reservation or waiver, the flight and crate, and the clearance at the airport.
One coordinator, one timeline, one itemised quote. You follow every permit, vet visit and flight in a live dashboard; we chase the rest.
A Taiwan import is a chain of records tied to one arrival date. We own the whole chain.
Breed check (Pit Bull Terrier types cannot enter), origin classification, the sampling date that fits your move, and a timeline built backwards from arrival.
Vaccine timing after the microchip, the blood draw at a WOAH reference or APHIA-designated laboratory, result ≥ 0.5 IU/mL, reconciled against the chip number.
Permit filed at least 20 days before arrival, quarantine space reserved, and the 120-day or direct-reporting route prepared where your dates allow a waiver.
Review of the origin government's certificate in APHIA's format, including the endorsement rules of the exporting authority.
Live-animal booking as excess baggage or manifest cargo, an IATA-compliant crate sized to your pet, and a backup routing if an embargo hits.
APHIA counter clearance at Taoyuan, Songshan or Kaohsiung, transfer to the quarantine facility when it applies, and delivery to your door.
Every origin follows one of two tracks. Pick your country for the route-specific procedure, or ask us if it is not listed.
Cambodia
Hong Kong
Japan
China
Malaysia
Philippines
Singapore
South Korea
Thailand
Vietnam
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
USA
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Rabies-free origins (no titer, no quarantine): Japan, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii and Guam (United States), United Kingdom, Sweden, Iceland, Norway (excluding Svalbard), Estonia, Czech Republic. Every other origin follows the titer-and-quarantine track described in the Taiwan import guide. Verified against APHIA on 26 October 2026.
No headline price, because no two imports share one. Every quote is itemised on these lines, and three decisions move the total: the pet's size, excess baggage versus manifest cargo, and whether quarantine applies.
| Line | What sets the amount |
|---|---|
| Coordination | Flat for the move: coordinator, dashboard, document review, backup plan |
| Flight | Crate volume and weight, excess baggage versus manifest cargo, direct versus transit |
| Crate | IATA size for the pet; one size larger for flat-faced breeds |
| Veterinary and laboratory | Vaccination, titer laboratory fee, health certificate and endorsement at origin |
| Government and quarantine | NT$100 at arrival; quarantine transport and boarding when the 7 days apply |
| Ground | Airport handling, transfer and delivery in Taiwan |
Typical ranges per line are in the cost guide; Taiwan's own charges are in Taiwan pet import fees.
Tell us the pet, the origin and the month. The quote comes back itemised, with the timeline attached.
Dogs and cats we recently brought into Taiwan, photographed by the people who travelled with us.
From Italy to Taiwan
Import to Taiwan from Italy: rabies titer calendar, APHIA e-permit and the airport welcome at Taoyuan.
From France to Taiwan
Import to Taiwan from France: titer timing, APHIA permit, flight from Paris and settling in at home.
From France to Taiwan
Import to Taiwan from France: cabin versus hold decision, APHIA permit and arrival clearance.
“Yumi, my Golden Retriever, was born in the Philippines, and I needed help relocating him to Taiwan. Despite the different country requirements and language differences, the 886JetPet team guided me calmly, clearly, and professionally in English from start to finish. The pricing was fair and transparent, with no hidden costs, and I was kept updated every step of the way.”
“I moved to Taiwan for work from the Philippines and needed an agent who could help me quickly, as my relocation was happening soon. As a non-Mandarin speaker, I felt it was best to work with an English-speaking agent based in Taiwan who could handle all the local import paperwork. I was relieved that 886JetPet not only managed the Taiwan import requirements but also took care of the Philippine export paperwork. It saved me so much time and spared me the worry of missing something important. We’re now safely in Taiwan!“
“Handling a move from Korea to Taiwan and I was looking for an English-speaking agent who could help with the Taiwan importation process and requirements. Everything was fast and clearly communicated to me. Thank you for all the tips for crate training and what to look out for when arriving in Taiwan. Helpful to hear from a fellow pet owner on pet-friendly spots, festivities and weather to look out for!”
Everything between your first message and your pet at your door in Taiwan: the eligibility check (breed, origin classification, dates), the rabies titer calendar, the APHIA e-permit and quarantine reservation or waiver filing, review of the origin country's health certificate, the airline live-animal booking, the IATA crate, airport clearance at Taoyuan, Songshan or Kaohsiung, and transport to your home. Veterinary fees, laboratory fees, government fees, the flight and quarantine boarding are itemised on the quote and paid at cost.
Any origin. The procedure depends on whether APHIA lists the origin as rabies-free (Japan, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Iceland, Norway, Estonia, the Czech Republic, and Hawaii and Guam in the United States) or treats it as rabies-infected, which is every other country, including the mainland United States, Canada and the rest of Europe. We run both tracks.
From a rabies-infected origin, about four months once the microchip and vaccination are in place, because the titer sample must be at least 90 days old on arrival; seven to eight months if you want the 7-day quarantine waived. From a rabies-free origin, a few weeks to three months.
The 7-day post-entry quarantine is waived in any of three cases: (1) the pet was blood-tested in Taiwan before export and re-enters within one year of that sampling; (2) the blood was sampled 180 days to one year before arrival and the permit was filed at least 120 days ahead; or (3) the blood was sampled 180 days to one year before arrival, the permit was filed at least 20 days ahead, and the passing report reaches APHIA directly from the laboratory or the exporting country's quarantine authority (rabiesreport@aphia.gov.tw, or retrievable on the laboratory's website). APHIA makes the final decision, so quarantine space is still reserved. We plan the sampling date and the filing route so that your dates qualify where they can.
No. With a letter of authorisation we clear your pet at the airport, handle the quarantine transfer where it applies, and deliver to your address or to a boarding partner until you arrive.
Every quote is itemised line by line: coordination fee, flight, crate, veterinary and laboratory work, government fees, quarantine where it applies, and ground transport. There is no headline price because no two moves share one; you see each line before you commit.
Tell us your departure country, your pet and your target month. We will identify the track, the critical dates and the next step, in one reply.
