Export Live Animals to Serbia
Summary of Requirements
- Cattle - Breeding - Health Certificate (162.65 KB) - July 2011
- Bovine - Embryos - Health Certificate (125.06 KB) - November 2009
- Bovine - Semen - Health Certificate (318.32 KB) - February 2020 - rev January 2023
- Invertebrates, (Other than Bees and Crustaceans), Ornamental Tropical Fishes, Amphibians, Reptiles, Rodents, and Domestic Rabbits for Non-Commercial Movement - Health Certificate (90.94 KB) - August 2017
APHIS Registered Aquaculture Export Facility approval is required for the Aquaculture Animals for Farming, Relaying, or Put and Take Fisheries, and/or Intended for Open Ornamental Facilities health certificate.
- Aquaculture - Open - Health Certificate (241.47 KB) - May 2016
- References:
- Commission Regulation (EU) No 1012/2012 (1.4 MB) - February 2013
- Directive 2006/88/EC - On page 52 is the list of species susceptible to EHN, Bonamia exitiosa, Perkinsus marinus, Microcytos mackini, taura syndrome, yellowhead disease, VHS, IHN, KHV, ISA, Marteilia refringens, Bonamia ostreae, and white spot disease.
- Commission Regulation (EC) No 1251/2008 (1.03 MB)- May 2009 - On pages 11-14 is the list of possible vector species for the diseases listed above.
- Commission Regulation (EU) No 346/2010 (1.5 MB) - April 2010 - On page 9 is the list of species susceptible to SVC, BKD, IPN, Gryodactilys salaris.
- Anteaters and/or Linneaeus’s Two Toed Sloth - Health Certificate - (Bilingual) (152.38 KB) - January 2017
Note: (Tamandua tetradactyla) and/or Linneaeus’s Two Toed Sloth (Choloepus didactylus)
- Zoo Carnivora - Health Certificate (132.68 KB) - January 2017
Note: Health certificate to be issued by a USDA-accredited veterinarian and endorsed by APHIS on page 4 of the certificate.
Taking a Pet to Another Country?
If your species is not listed, the requirements for that species are not known. Exporters who want to ship livestock or germplasm whose requirements are not listed above should have the importer or buyer in the destination country apply for an import permit at the appropriate ministry. This import permit will most likely outline the specific requirements.
Need Help?
USDA-Accredited Veterinarians
Contact a USDA-accredited veterinarian for questions about your destination country's entry requirements for animals (including any needed vaccinations, tests, or treatments) and for issuance of health certificates.
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USDA Endorsement Offices
Contact your nearest APHIS Veterinary Export Trade Services Endorsement Office for questions about endorsing an export health certificate for live animals.