Mexico is one of the long-haul destinations with relatively simple requirements: no rabies titer test and no quarantine, but a health inspection on arrival. An up-to-date veterinary certificate and recent parasite treatments are enough in most cases.
Entry requirements
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| 💉 Microchip + rabies vaccine | Inactivated vaccine, primary vaccination ≥ 21 days before departure. |
| 📄 Health certificate | Issued by a veterinarian before departure. |
| 🪱 Parasite treatments | Internal and external, recent, listed on the certificate. |
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Once there: beaches and wide-open spaces
From the Caribbean coast to the colonial cities, Mexico offers beautiful spaces to explore. The heat can be intense: hydration, shade and heatstroke vigilance are a must. Check locally for access rules on beaches and at accommodations.
How to get there with your dog
The trip is done by plane: compare airlines that accept dogs in our flight comparison tool.
➡️ Next step : your journey
✈️ Which airlines fly to Mexico? Aeromexico, Air Canada, Air Europa, Air France, Air Transat, Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Avianca — compare them in our dog flight comparison tool.
Frequently asked questions
Does Mexico require a rabies titer test?
Is there a quarantine in Mexico?
Sources
SENASICA — Importing pets into Mexico, accessed June 2026. Check the up-to-date requirements before departure.
