Planning pet transport to Greece requires the right preparation and a clear understanding of the country’s entry rules. We help families relocate dogs and cats to Greece with a predictable and well-organized process. With more than 25 years of international pet travel experience, we support moves to Athens and all major Greek entry points.
When you work with Pet Transport Pro, you receive a team that manages documentation, crate preparation, USDA steps, airline coordination, and ground support from the United States to Greece.
These requirements offer a general outline. Contact our team so we can confirm the exact steps for your pet’s travel plan.
Many families ask about the process of bringing pets to Greece. Greece follows European Union entry rules, which rely on correct microchip identification, vaccine timing, and a USDA-endorsed certificate. Pets that arrive with complete documentation do not go into quarantine.
We help you navigate each requirement so your pet’s arrival is smooth.
Pet travel to Greece involves precise timing. We help you organize microchip verification, rabies vaccine schedules, crate sizing, and USDA appointments. Families often begin planning several weeks in advance, so every step is completed on time.
Greece requires a valid rabies vaccination and an ISO microchip. On arrival, officials review your pet’s paperwork and identity microchip. Pets with correct documents can continue to their destination immediately.
Most pets travel to Greece through approved air cargo routes. We manage flight booking, routing, crate preparation, and airport coordination in the United States. Airlines require crates that follow IATA guidelines, and we help you select the correct size so your pet travels safely.
Pet Transport Pro supports travel between the United States and Greece as well as movement throughout Europe. Our team works with airport partners and animal reception centers in Greece, which helps us manage documentation review, check-in steps, and arrival procedures with confidence.
Families moving to Athens, Thessaloniki, Chania, Heraklion, and other regions trust us for steady support and careful preparation.
After landing, the airport veterinarian reviews your pet’s microchip, vaccine records, and endorsed documents. Once cleared, your pet can meet you or continue to your home through our trusted partners. We keep you updated on your pet’s progress during each step.
All services that begin in the United States are handled by our staff. We do not use third-party handlers inside the United States. Your pet receives steady care and direct communication until departure.
Greece is known for outdoor spaces, pet-friendly beaches, and accessible veterinary care. After arrival, local vets can provide ongoing care and guidance for future European travel.
Anthony, our founder, began transporting pets professionally in 1997. He has appeared on Nat Geo Wild’s “We Move Animals” and completes enough annual pet miles to equal multiple trips around the world. He leads a team of dedicated specialists who oversee your pet’s journey and keep you informed.
Pricing depends on your pet’s size, the route, and the level of support needed. We prepare custom quotes based on accurate details instead of using one standard price. Contact us for an exact estimate.
Below is a sample of the services we provide for relocating pets between the United States and Greece. Each plan is customized to your pet’s needs.
Yes. You can take your dog to Greece if all entry rules are followed. Your dog must have an ISO microchip, a valid rabies vaccination, and a USDA-endorsed health certificate.
Greece requires an ISO microchip, a rabies vaccination that is at least 21 days old, a health certificate issued within 10 days of departure, and USDA endorsement. These rules apply to dogs and cats traveling from the United States.
No. A rabies titer test is not required for pets arriving from the United States.
Healthy pets that arrive with the correct documents do not go through quarantine in Greece.
Starting several weeks ahead helps you meet vaccine timing, microchip verification, crate sizing, and USDA scheduling.
Cabin travel depends on the airline, your pet’s size, and route availability. Most pets travel in temperature-controlled cargo. We help you confirm the correct method.
Most arrivals go through Athens International Airport. Additional airports may be available depending on airline routes.
Costs vary based on your pet’s size, the route, and the services required. We prepare custom quotes based on accurate details.
Yes. We handle home pickup in the United States and coordinate delivery in Greece through our trusted partners.
Yes. We manage return travel, USDA requirements, and airline routing for pets coming back to the United States.
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