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The document outlines the import health requirements for horses exported from the United States to Mexico, detailing necessary health certifications, vaccination protocols, and transportation conditions. It specifies that horses must be accompanied by a USDA-issued health certificate, must be vaccinated against certain diseases within specified timeframes, and must be examined for infectious diseases. Additionally, it includes guidelines for testing and inspection upon arrival in Mexico.

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Can I buy a horse in Mexico and bring it to the US?

To officially enter the United States, horses from this country will require: An official health certificate, issued by the exporting country. An import permit, issued by the National Import Export Services. A reservation at an animal import center and at an approved CEM quarantine facility, if applicable.

Can I bring a horse from Mexico to the US?

All interstate horse movements into California require: (1) a valid CVI, valid equine passport, or Working Horse Permit and (2) evidence of a negative EIA test within 12 months of entry. 13. Who will check my equine movement paperwork? For California, border station personnel request interstate movement documentation.

What type of material is subject to the USDA and APHIS import regulations?

APHIS regulates the import of agricultural commodities into the United States to protect the health and value of Americas agriculture. These commodities include live plants, plant cuttings, seeds, cut flowers and greenery, fruits and vegetables, pest organisms, soil, wood products, and related items.

What paperwork do you need to travel with a horse?

Quarantine may be 3 days, 7 days, or 60 days. The quarantine length is determined by: The animal health status of the country or countries of residency where the equine resided in for the 60 days prior to import into the United States.

What do I need to bring a horse from Mexico?

Horses imported into the United States from Mexico or transiting Mexico require a 7 day quarantine. The animals must be accompanied by an official health certificate issued within 30 days of physical examination and endorsed by a salaried veterinarian of the Mexican government.