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Entry requirements: Domestic Cats and Dogs from within the EU may now be brought to Great Britain

without going into quarantine (PETS scheme). This arrangement also includes certain other non-EU

islands that are recognised as rabies free. Entry must be via one of the methods given below, animals

must be microchipped, vaccinated against rabies at least seven months prior to travel with subsequent

blood test and a rabies vaccination certificate issued. Additional regulations exist for the control of Tape

Worms and Ticks. For a full list of acceptable countries and the latest information on veterinary

regulations please click here for DEFRA . Animals arriving from countries not included in the PETs

scheme remain subject to quarantine.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: (provided by the Austrian embassy, London)

A maximum of three cats or dogs allowed per person ( the only exception being mother animals

with puppies or kittens). They must have been vaccinated against rabies at least 30 days (in the case

of a first vaccination) and not more than 12 months prior to entry. A veterinary certificate issued in the

country of origin must be presented at the border. The certificate should be either in German or have

a certified translation attached to it. It should contain the following information:-

1) name and address of owner 2) description of animal( breed, age, sex, colour, identification markings)

3) exact rabies vaccination date 4) registered trade mark of officially approved serum 5) name of the

serum.

EXEMPTIONS : Dogs working for the authorities; dogs working on rescue operations; puppies and

kittens under 12 weeks old

ADDITIONAL INFO : A muzzle and leash should accompany dogs.

The following information is for guidance only. It is recommended that in each case
you contact the appropriate government department of the country you wish to visit
to confirm current regulations.

Entry requirements : All cats and dogs must be vaccinated against rabies and will require an International Vaccination
Passport/Certificate. Vaccination for rabies must be no earlier than 30 (thirty) days previous and no later than 12 (twelve)
months ago.

Entry Requirements :- All cats and dogs must be vaccinated against rabies and will require an International Vaccination
Passport/Certificate. Vaccination for rabies must be no earlier than 30 (thirty) days previous and no later than 12
(twelve) months ago. No animals under 3 (Three) months of age will be admitted.

Entry Requirements : (Provided by the British Embassy, Berlin) All cats and dogs must be vaccinated
against rabies and will require an International Vaccination Passport/Certificate which must be either
issued in German or be officially translated into German. Multilingual Certificates which include the
details in German do not require a translation. Vaccination for rabies must be no earlier than 30
(thirty) days previous and no later than 12 (twelve) months ago.

Entry Requirements: All cats and dogs must be vaccinated against rabies and will require an International
Vaccination Passport/Certificate. Vaccination for rabies must be no earlier than 20 (twenty) days previous and no
later than 11 (eleven) months ago. During transportation domestic animals must be secured to prevent the driver
being distracted.

Entry requirements: All cats and dogs must be vaccinated against rabies and will require an International
Vaccination Passport/Certificate. Vaccination for rabies must be no earlier than 30 (thirty) days previous and no
later than 12 (twelve) months ago.