Moving to Corrientes with pets

Start with the airline's route-specific rules and SENASA's current entry page. Then use the rental guide to ask about pet permission before paying a deposit.

Junín 600, reference SAP6213310, expressly says no pets or children. Other ads should be checked individually. An ad that says nothing about pets is not written permission.³

SENASA requires an international veterinary certificate, known as a CVI, or a validated official pet passport. The CVI must be issued by the official veterinary authority with the required signature, stamp and Spanish text. An official passport has its own validation requirements.¹

An official pet passport must be validated by the official veterinary authority before boarding. SENASA accepts English for that passport alternative under its stated conditions. An ordinary vaccination booklet should not be assumed to satisfy the official passport route.¹

Use the current SENASA entry instructions (opens in a new tab) with the official veterinarian. Avoid moving the clocks to your flight date when the rule refers to CVI issuance or passport endorsement.

Ask the airline about cabin or hold acceptance, carrier dimensions, animal limits and any route or transit restrictions. An approved veterinary document does not reserve an animal place on a flight.

SENASA describes accompanied entry inspection without a fee. Cargo entry has a fee and requires prior notice to the entry post. Confirm the exact notice deadline with that post before arranging travel.¹

Arrange the transfer to your accommodation and confirm the vehicle accepts your animal. Add the actual airline, carrier, document and transfer quotes to arrival costs. No universal pet-moving total is supplied.

Mascotas Saludables advertises free neighborhood vaccination, parasite treatment and sterilization. The portal asks for DNI and contact or address information. Sterilization requires prior booking. Confirm the current location and process before going.^2,4

A September 2026 municipal notice confirms recent program activity. It is not a future appointment or proof that every service is offered at every location. Ask what is available for your animal on the intended date.²

If arriving without DNI, ask how registration works. Arrange a separate veterinary contact for needs outside the program. This guide has no current private-vet tariff or emergency-vet availability guarantee.

Ask the landlord about written pet permission, deposits, shared areas and any restrictions. Inspect stairs, doors and the practical route for walks. Use neighborhood locations and the accessibility checklist for the home and route.

A past beach notice is not a current rule for bringing pets to the waterfront. Check the municipality and the specific beach before going. Keep local outings flexible until permission and conditions are clear.

The weather guide provides seasonal context for housing and daily plans. Ask your veterinarian about your animal's health and travel needs rather than treating a climate table as veterinary advice.