Taking a pet from the United States to Indonesia

What the USDA APHIS page for Indonesia says about exporting a pet there.

What this destination requires

Indonesia is currently requiring cats, minks, ferrets, tigers, lions, Golden Syrian Hamsters, bats, and all primates (regardless of pet, or other purpose) to be accompanied with a negative laboratory result for a PCR COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2) test that occurred prior export.

All other live animals (dogs, production animals and genetics) do not require a COVID-19 test prior to export.

Dogs and Cats Requirements for traveling with your pet are described in the health certificate.

Veterinary Health Certificate (139.

CDC high-risk for dog rabies. CDC lists Indonesia as high risk for dog rabies, which affects bringing a dog back into the United States.

Read the source

This page summarises the USDA APHIS page Pet Travel From the United States to Indonesia. That page is the authority; read it in full before you travel.

Open the APHIS page for Indonesia →

Source: USDA APHIS — https://www.aphis.usda.gov/pet-travel/us-to-another-country-export/pet-travel-us-indonesia. Record retrieved September 2026; APHIS last modified this page September 30, 2025.

This page summarises a U.S. government page and is not legal or veterinary advice. Rules change; confirm the requirements with APHIS and your destination country before you travel.