Yes - The 15 digit ISO pet microchip is the world standard. Some countries may allow a 10 digit microchip, however to ensure there are no issues while traveling, it is highly recommended to have the 15 digit ISO compliant microchip. If your pet already has a 10 digit chip, you can still implant a 15 digit microchip.
Articles in this section
- How to Complete Your GVL IHC Submission in VEHCS
- Creating an International Health Certificate through GlobalVetLink
- Is there anything I can do to ensure timely endorsement of an IHC?
- What to do when no country requirements available on the USDA-APHIS Pet Travel Site
- Completing an International Health Certificate for the Commercial Movement (export) of a Pet
- Why can I not create a commercial International Health Certificate for Canada?
- What do the new fields on GlobalVetLink commercial IHCs mean?
- Do commercial International Health Certificates still require USDA endorsement?
- Would I still need an EU transit certificate if I have a commercial movement that is transiting through the EU?
- Why do I have to specify the type of movement (commercial or non-commercial)?