^ Good point made by lollo. If it's not their job to prove it's a Bengal, and it's your job to prove it's not... Then that'll be pretty hard to do without registration papers. This is why it'd be a good idea to make some phone calls.. contact whoever makes that decision and find out from them directly, all we can do here is guess.

Is there no way to just ask about the policy of the place you are moving to? Like, look up online or phone up the appropriate authorities and say "Do you ban any breeds of cats from entering the country?" And just ask if they have rules about bengals in particular. That seems like the best thing to do, get some idea of how strict they are about breeds, or even exotics, and go from there. If they have no issue with bengals, the people in charge of making the decision probably won't be like "Oh, well that cat looks EG."

Afterall, I don't think they plant seasoned bengal experts at customs or whatever...sure, he looks lovely and definitely not just a DSH, but I don't know that they would pick up on the smaller details.

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Hawaii bans the import of all Bengals and for New Zealand "Documentation of five generations of domestic ancestry must be provided for Bengal cats."