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Transporting Pets from Ho Chi Minh City to Dangjin, South Korea

Vietnam and Korea have currently become closely-connected partners for a long time.

The partnership between Vietnam and Korea extends beyond economic ties, encompassing cultural, educational, and technological collaborations.

Tourism, in particular, serves as a vital bridge, enhancing people-to-people connections

and contributing to the prosperity and mutual understanding of both nations.

These two countries have increasingly close cooperation, leading to a significant rise in the number of Vietnamese tourists visiting South Korea.

The allure of Korean culture, cuisine, and landscapes has attracted many visitors, especially young people.

Alongside the growth of the tourism industry, the demand for traveling with pets is also rising. The reasons for this trend are diverse:

Many people consider their pets as family members and want to take them along on trips.
Awareness of animal rights is increasing, prompting people to provide the best experiences for their pets.
Many tourist destinations have become pet-friendly, offering suitable services and amenities.

Challenges of Traveling with Pets abroad

Customs procedures: Transporting pets across borders requires numerous documents and complex procedures.
Costs: The expenses for transportation, medical check-ups, and vaccinations for pets are quite high.
Care difficulties: Taking care of pets while traveling can be more challenging compared to at home.

Comprehensive health check-up: Ensure your pet is healthy before traveling.
Prepare a travel crate: The crate must be safe, hygienic, and spacious enough for the pet.
Bring all personal items for the pet: Food, water, toys, etc.
Monitor the pet’s health: Constantly observe and care for your pet throughout the trip.

Contact ASIAPATA via phone, email, or directly at their office to request services.
Provide information about the pets: weight, crate, health condition, departure, and arrival locations, and any prepared documents.

ASIAPATA will review the information and provide a detailed quotation to the customer.
After receiving the quotation, if the customer agrees, proceed with payment and issue a delivery bill.

Prepare vaccination certificates, health certificates issued by a veterinarian, and the pet’s origin certificate.
Check if Vietnam requires an import permit for pets and prepare the necessary documents.

Bring the pet to the airport.
Complete customs procedures and veterinary checks at the airport before the pet is transported.

When the pet arrives in Dangjin, check the documents and complete the necessary procedures at the receiving point.
Ensure your pet is healthy and has no issues after the trip.