Paldal-gu (District Chief Yun Geon-mo) has been accepting animal registration applications since January 1 of this year. Pet registration, which was operated on a pilot basis in some cities until 2012, has now been converted to full implementation.
Registration fees are 20,000 won for implantable microchips, 15,000 won for external microchips, and 10,000 won for identification tags. Pet owners whose dogs are service animals for the disabled or who have adopted abandoned animals can receive fee reductions by submitting documentation to prove this. Additionally, for those with registered addresses in Gyeonggi Province who choose implantable microchips, a 50% fee reduction is provided.
After animal registration, owners must report changes at the district office in the district where their registered address is located if there are changes to the owner, address, phone number, or if the pet is lost, returned, or dies. In Suwon, changes can be reported at the Economic and Transportation Division of each district office.
If an animal registration certificate is lost or damaged, owners can visit the district office, complete and submit an animal registration certificate reissuance application form to receive a replacement certificate.
For other inquiries regarding the animal registration system, contact the relevant district office's Economic and Transportation Division, Industry Team (228-7374).
Send a news tip to Suwon IlboYour tip becomes the news · Your identity is protectedSend tipRegistration fees are 20,000 won for implantable microchips, 15,000 won for external microchips, and 10,000 won for identification tags. Pet owners whose dogs are service animals for the disabled or who have adopted abandoned animals can receive fee reductions by submitting documentation to prove this. Additionally, for those with registered addresses in Gyeonggi Province who choose implantable microchips, a 50% fee reduction is provided.
After animal registration, owners must report changes at the district office in the district where their registered address is located if there are changes to the owner, address, phone number, or if the pet is lost, returned, or dies. In Suwon, changes can be reported at the Economic and Transportation Division of each district office.
If an animal registration certificate is lost or damaged, owners can visit the district office, complete and submit an animal registration certificate reissuance application form to receive a replacement certificate.
For other inquiries regarding the animal registration system, contact the relevant district office's Economic and Transportation Division, Industry Team (228-7374).
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