Pets in Bahrain

Last activity 13 May 2017 by sofiacsousa

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sofiacsousaMember11 May 2017 18:04:56

Dear all,

I hope to relocate soon to Bahrain in order to have our family back together.
I currently live in Portugal and I've a siamese cat, fully vaccinated, with an identification chip and an European Passport. What are the steps to take an animal, in this case a cat, into Bahrain?
Thank you in advance for all your feedback!

logicalindianBahrain Expert13 May 2017 08:43:01

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Hello,
our esteemed member JO has shared her experience under the below mentioned post
https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=254363

There is a reference for the import agent in Bahrain, i am sure if you contact them you should be getting all your answers,
good luck
T&R

sofiacsousaMember13 May 2017 09:56:46

Thank you very much for this valuable link, it will surely be of great help!

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