Bringing a dog or cat to Antigua and Barbuda in 2026 falls into the moderate category for international pet travel. Antigua and Barbuda is in Caribbean. Antigua and Barbuda does not routinely quarantine pets that arrive with complete paperwork. A rabies titer (FAVN/RNATT) test is mandatory, with a 90-day waiting period between the blood draw and arrival.
Reviewed by Clifford Wilson, Founder of ClearToFly.pet. Compiled from official government and airline documentation. Last reviewed 2026-06-08.
Plan to present the following at check-in and on arrival:
The following dog breeds are prohibited from entering Antigua and Barbuda. Crossbreeds and look-alikes may also be denied entry:
These breeds face additional rules (muzzle requirements, registration, permits, or insurance) but are not outright banned:
Antigua and Barbuda requires an import license. FAVN rabies titer test required for pets from high-risk countries with a 90-day waiting period. Rabies vaccination must be administered between 30 days and 12 months before travel. Health certificate must be issued within 7 days of travel. Pit bulls are banned. ISO microchip required.
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Government pet import rules change without notice. Before booking flights, confirm requirements directly with the Antigua and Barbuda veterinary authority. We also recommend cross-referencing the USDA APHIS Pet Travel database for U.S.-origin pets.
Data last verified 2026-06-08 from National Authority. Country code: AG.