Please do not only investigate the immigaration to China.
Depending on your home country (or next posting) it might be much more difficult to get the animal re-imported from China.
E.g. the UK used to have a quarantine period of 6 months!
And you have to pay for accomodation and food during that time.

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Dear Kerstin,

thank you for your advice. You are right, we have made the experiance with the UK already ... our dogs will not do it a
second time.

Best regards
Christian

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May I suggest that you read my article on ExpatExchange re keeping dogs in China?

Personally, I would not import, but acquire and dispose locally - for the dogs' sake

Best wishes,

Andrew

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Thank you for your advice, Andrew.
Christian

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If one takes the Trans-Siberian rail from Moscow to Beijinng, you will find little puppy dogs as passengers and therefore, there is not quarantine if arrival is through this method.

Jeff

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Thank you Jeff,
we will consider it.
Christian

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