Welke verklaringen/certificaten moet ik hebben vóór ik mijn huisdier mee naar Curaçao breng?

In order to import a dog, cat or ferret to Curaçao the animal has to comply with the following:

• It has to be accompanied by an official international veterinary certificate
  issued by the Veterinary Authority and signed by the official veterinarian designated
  by the Veterinary Authority and endorsed by the Veterinary Authority with a validity
  of not more then 2 (two) weeks.
  

• The animal has to be vaccinated against Rabies at the age of at least 12 weeks
  with an inactivated vaccine at least 21 days, but no longer than 12 months to 36
  months (as registered by the manufacturer) prior to departure. The importation of
  animals younger than 15 weeks is not permitted.
  

• The animal has to be registered electronically with an
  ISO (International Standards Organization)-microchip (mention the number
  and day of application on the health certificate).
  

• The animal has to be free of any ectoparasites. Therefore the veterinarian certifies
  treating the animal as instructed by the manufacturer with a registered systemic/oral or
  topical ectoparasitic agent, with a long lasting persistent efficacy of at least 28 days,
  within 14 days prior to departure (mention the date, the time and the product used on the
  health certificate).
  

• The animal has to be free of any endoparasites. Therefore the veterinarian certifies
  treating the animal within 14 days prior to departure with a registered endoparasitic agent
  as instructed by the manufacturer (mention the date and the product used on the
  health certificate).
  

• After the treatments it has to be kept free of any ecto - and endoparasites.
  

• The animal has to be transported in a suitable kennel and according to IATA
  regulations.
  

• The importation of dogs and cats from South- and Central America (excl.
  Suriname) is not permitted.
  

• The importation of a pit-bull terrier type dog is not permitted