This was the year that we decided to spend time in Greece, my husbands country of origin. After 10 years in America he was missing home. In relationships like ours, one of use is always missing our country and he has missed his for far to long. So I took a leave of absence from my job, we put half our condo in storage, shipped the rest, made sure Lola, our pretty little kitty had all her pappers to travel, fixed up our condo, listed our condo, and left America. All in 5 weeks! Sounds insiane? Yes. Yes it was! It was a never ending list of logistics, price comparisons, and the packing. I realized that moveing is always harder then it looks no matter how organized you are. It was exhusting and stressful but we did it. We managed to get everything done so that we could go follow our dreams and live our lives.
After a 2 weeks of packing it took us till midnight to get everything labeled and packed securely for the movers. [/caption]
Natalie's Travels Abroad 
How exciting!!! I wish you the best and look forward to reading about your new adventure!
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I’m so excited for you, your husband and Ms. Lola. Keep the adventures coming. Loving the beautiful pics. Wishing y’all the best from Texas.
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Hi Natalie,
If you have a chance, please message me and let me know the process of bringing your U.S. cat to Greece. Thank you, thank you!
Wishing you only the best,
W.W.
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USDA is I charge. Basically your cat has to have a current rabies vaccine 21 days prior to flying, a European microchip. Then a health certificate provided by your vet within 10 days of flying.
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Thank you so much for the information. How much did it cost? And, how is Greece??? I hope that you are having a wonderful time. I love Greece. My husband and I will be there hopefully in May!
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Well we are originally from Miami so everything is outrageously expensive. The first trip we took her to Greece was about 300 in total excluding airfare but that was because she needed so many vaccinations and the euro microchip plus the health certificate. The second time was 80$ at the vets, (because you need a new certificate every-time you fly) the one you have the certificate you need to go to the USDA for them to verify it (takes at least 24 hrs so do it before you fly) 30$ at the USDA, and then airfare.
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