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Australia to New Zealand - Are Pet Ashes OK For Travel?
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As you prepare for your exciting honeymoon in New Zealand, the question of whether you can travel with your beloved dog's ashes in a locket is understandably on your mind. It’s a heartfelt wish to keep your furry friend close during this special journey. While many guidelines focus on transporting urns, it's essential to know the regulations surrounding personal items containing ashes. Let’s explore what you need to know to ensure your cherished memories travel with you safely and without worry.
My dog passed away last year, and since then I’ve worn a locket with a small amount of his ashes practically every day since.
We’re heading to New Zealand for our honeymoon next week from Australia, and it’s unclear if I’m allowed to take my locket with my dog’s ashes or not, as most of what I see from some research seems to mention urns, not jewellery containing ashes.
I’d really like to bring him with me, but at the same time I’m obviously worried it would be confiscated at the airport on the flight to/from New Zealand.
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