Aussie_Blue

On 04/03/2020 at 15:19, BobPetairUK said:

Hi Amy

If you want to fly at the end of the year then you need to start with the rabies vaccines around now. Have a read of this and it will map out what you need to do. https://www.petairuk.com/destinations/taking-pets-to-australasia/australia/taking-dogs-to-australia/

I am sad you have heard mixed reviews about us. Our reviews are there to read on google and reviews.co.uk and the vast majority are great. Any company with a decent amount of reviews will have the occasional negative one - which we have tried our best to answer.

The thing for you to do now is to get quotes from any number of pet shippers, then speak to them and pick your best one. We all offer a slightly different amount of services, for example Petair offers a services which includes vet costs in UK, some include quarantine costs in Australia; so have a good read of them to compare what different companies include and offer.

And if there is anything else you need then ask and a thread such as this is super helpful to anyone in the same position as you.

And yes, your boy is super cute 

@BobPetairUK due to the coronavirus what is the current status/expectation of Flying pets from the UK in May (Once all vaccines etc are completed) - Has any of your current customers been advised of delays?

1 hour ago, paulhand said:

You don’t need a uk lawyer, you need an Australian Registered Migration Agent to check the content and they can either witness the declaration if they are local or a uk solicitor can do it. 

Hi Paul,

I have a MA in Australia, its they who  suggested I put it together and recommended I get it signed off in the UK?

Maybe I have misunderstood their email-

So, If I reply back with the content for their approval THEN go to a UK solicitor as a witness? 

Is there any specific registration or  requirement of the UK solicitor or can any local solicitor sign it

I have a MA in Australia, its they who  suggested I put it together and recommended I get it signed off in the UK?

Maybe I have misunderstood their email-

So, If I reply back with the content for their approval THEN go to a UK solicitor as a witness? 

Is there any specific registration or  requirement of the UK solicitor or can any local solicitor sign it?

Hi all

I am hoping to be moving out to Aus in the next few months, I have uploaded all the appropriate information - I have submitted my ACRO form and I have a few minor offences from +10 years ago (Non-custodial)

I have been requested to organize a statutory declaration for my "previous offences" - In order to ensure I provide the right information in the right manner, can anyone advise a UK lawyer that could view my statement and recommend any necessary changes? 

Also, once this is finalised/approved by a lawyer - Who should sign this off?