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we flew our cat and the process was very smooth, on arrival in Malta they get taken to a warehouse on the other side of the airport, the local vet/customs guy came promptly checked the paperwork and released her.

Make sure the paperwork is in order...

Thank you Brayster99:) We can only hope all is in order but very sure it will be:)
Cheers,
Roy

Hi see you are taking your dog to Malta.I am doing the same but may drive.What was the cost and was your dog on your flight.Thanks

Hi espressoman1966

Regarding costs of flying in - see this extract from recent post

what it cost to fly from LGW

You will likely benefit from the whole post

Pet immigration post from the top

Good Luck

espressoman1966 wrote:

Hi see you are taking your dog to Malta.I am doing the same but may drive.What was the cost and was your dog on your flight.Thanks

Hi there:)
We flew via Air Malta from Manchester as other low cost airlines do not take dogs. We have 2 welsh collies (sisters) and weight of them and the cages etc has to be taking into account.

Ours were 21Kgs each + cage weight (we bought two cages that collapse and erected in 30 seconds, with bedding and can be carried like a suitcase) and the cost in Manchester was just under £400 for the two and you have to book them in just 4 hours before the flight.

To get them on the flight you have to pre-book at least 30 days in advance and I can send you the details if and when you need them. Air Malta have been very polite and efficient to manage this process).

However, the cost to return them will be about EURO's 1,100 (for the two).

Ours were very well looked after in the hold and made sure they had water and comfortable.

I hope this helps and good luck!.

Roy