Is it common for people to have problems getting their cat into beijing from canada?

Question

Were NOT getting an agent, we think he has all the needles he needs, were getting a paper sayign he's allowed to live in the apartment...umm, i'm really scared that there not gonna let him in for some reason. Is it common that people run into problems? Let me know, oh while i'm at it....are their good pomeranian breeders in beijing?

Answer 1

I have a friend bringing her dog from the States, she needs to put the dog into holding for 30 days before allowing it into China,

Bringing your pets into China
Before going to China
To bring your pet into China you will need two certificates;

a Vaccination Certificate
a Health Certificate
1. The Vaccination Certificate
This certificate holds the information that all injections are up-to-date. All the vaccinations should be taken within 30 days of departure. The Vaccination Certification could consist of multiple vaccination certificates, this depends on the kind of animal you would like to bring into China .


2. The Health Certificate
A veterinarian in your home country should issue this certificate. There is no standard form for China so your veterinarian should use the international certificate. This certificate should be issued no more than 30 days prior to your departure. Obtain multiple copies as you will also need copies for your airline.

Arriving in China
When you arrive in Shanghai you will have to declare your pet at the Customs Department.
Take your pet, fee and certificates to the Customs & Immigration Plant and Quarantine office at the airport – it's located before the Customs exit. You will be charged RMB150, the certificates will be examined and customs will give you a stamped document allowing you to bring your pet in. Note that there is a mandatory 30 days quarantine period. You can usually keep your pet with you at home for this period however. Quarantine officers will come and inspect your pet during the 30 day period, and charge a small nominal fee.


The regulations are as follows
Dogs
All Dogs, whether bought locally or imported from outside China through a full quarantine, are required by law to be licensed. Any foreign national, irrespective of whether holding a residents' permit or not, cannot register the dog themselves, it must be registered using the ID Card of a Local Chinese.

Application forms (which are in Chinese) must be completed and accompanied by three photographs: one of the dog's face, one side view of the dog and one passport-sized photograph of the owner.

Dog licence prices vary depending on where you live - the city is divided into two area's - inner ringroad, and outer ringroad. People living in the inner ringroad pay more and people in the outer ringroad pay half that.

Cats
Shanghai is one of the few entry points into China for cats. Cats must be vaccinated against Enteritis (E3) within 12 months of arrival into China . You will need a certificate for Feline Panleucopania, and Feline Respatory Disease Complex Vaccinations.

General tips
You will need to check with your local vet / government dept about getting most of the documentation mentioned above.

It could be of big help to have a (simplified) Chinese translation made of these documents when you arrive. The Chinese embassy in your country may be able to help, or provide details of a translator in your area. Make sure that the translations are certified copies.

Check with your local authorities what are the procedures of bringing back your pet to your home country. For some countries bringing out your pet is easier than bringing back your pet.

Check with your airline if they allow you to bring your pet.

Always check with the nearest Chinese embassy for the latest updates for the rules and regulations for bringing your pet to China.

Answer 2

Hell, no! we've not minimize any ties with China, so why wreck the desires of our athletes? Boycotts should be contained in the diplomatic and monetary realm, no longer the Olympic video games. it isn't some thing yet hypocrisy to have finished diplomatic kinfolk, have an excellent quantity of commerce, and then propose a boycott of the Olympics? it really is absurd. Boycotting the Beijing video games might want to be incorrect and hypocritical, basically as boycotting the Moscow 1980 video games replaced into incorrect and hypocritical. Why doesn't the Canadian authorities say 'f-off' even as the chinese made belligerent grunts and threats about the Dalai Lama's visit to Ottawa? Why doesn't the authorities take a stand for the rights of workers in chinese sweatshops? Or for Tibetan independence? An Olympic boycott doesn't address those topics contained in the slightest. ultimately why boycott in ordinary words the Beijing and the Moscow 1980 Olympics? that's an fairly one-sided view of international human rights. you should then boycott 1/2 of each and every of the video games, if an equivalent accepted is utilized. different solutions have nicely addressed the very incontrovertible truth that there are a litany of human rights abusers contained in the international.

Answer 3

well, if you follow all the rules, you should be ok. no idea about pomeranian breeders but dogs are very big over there right now, so you will probably find one. should be the least of your concerns right now tho! a move from canada to beijing! get ready for a lot of changes!