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Places to Travel
| EU
Listed Countries and Territories UK resident pets can travel to any of the EU countries and territories shown below and return to the UK under the PETS Scheme. Pets that come from any of these countries can also enter the UK under PETS as long as they meet the rules. Pets must not have been outside any of the EU or non EU countries in the six calendar months before traveling to the UK. ... |
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| Austria | Azores | Balearic Islands |
| Belgium | Canary Islands | Ceuta |
| Cyprus (1) | Czech Republic | Denmark |
| Estonia | Faroe Islands | Finland |
| France | French Guiana | Germany |
| Gibraltar | Greece | Greenland |
| Guadelope (2) | Hungary | Ireland (3) |
| Italy | Latvia | Lithuania |
| Luxembourg | Madeira | Malta |
| Martinique | Melilla | Netherlands |
| Poland | Portugal | Reunion |
| Slovakia | Slovenia | Spain |
| Sweden | ||
| (1) As at December 2004, dogs, cats and ferrets prepared for PETS in, or returning under PETS to the UK from, the Republic of Cyprus may enter or re-enter the UK without quarantine. However, PETS compliant animals travelling from north Cyprus (the area north of the Buffer Zone) must be licensed into quarantine for 6 months on arrival in the UK. This must be arranged before the animal travels. | ||
| (2) Includes St Barthelemy and St Martin (French part of the island) | ||
| (3) No preparation or documentation is necessary for the movement of pets directly between the UK and the Republic of Ireland. | ||
| Pets resident
in the Channel Islands, Isle of Man and the Republic of Ireland
can also enter the UK under PETS from qualifying countries as long as they meet the rules. Pets that have first entered the British Isles under the scheme can then travel between the UK, Channel Islands, the Isle of Man and the Republic of Ireland without the need for additional documentation. You are advised to take your PETS documentation with you in case you need to show them. |
| Pets entering the Republic of Ireland or the Channel Islands |
| Owners of pets entering the Channel Islands or the Republic of Ireland from outside of the British Isles should contact the appropriate authorities in those countries for advice on approved routes and any other information. For Jersey visit the Jersey Rural and Veterinary Affairs or email rva@gov.je. For the Republic of Ireland see The Department of Agriculture and Food or email pets@agriculture.gov.ie. |
| Non
EU Listed Countries and Territories |
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| Andorra | Antigua & Barbuda | Argentina |
| Aruba | Ascension Islands | Australia |
| Bahrain | Barbados | Belarus |
| Bermuda | Canada | Cayman Islands |
| Chile | Croatia | Falkland Islands |
| Fiji | French Polynesia | Grenadines |
| Guam | Hawaii | Hong Kong |
| Iceland | Jamaica (1) | Japan |
| Liechtenstein | Mauritius | Mayotte |
| Mexico | Monaco | Montserrat |
| Netherlands Antilles | New Caledonia | New Zealand |
| Norway | Russian Federation (2) | Romania |
| St Helena | St Kitts & Nevis | St Pierre & Miquelon |
| St Vincent | San Marino | Singapore |
| Switzerland | Taiwan | Trinidad & Tobago |
| United Arab Emirates | USA (Mainland) | Vanuatu |
| Vatican | Wallis & Futuna | |
| (1) Jamaican law as at December 2004 prevents their involvement in PETS. Check for any changes to this situation. | ||
| (2).Please note that the following Republics are NOT part of the Russian Federation; Moldova, Georgia, Ukraine, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan | ||
The maximum number of pet animals each person may bring into the EU from most non-EU listed countries is 5. This rule does not apply to animals brought from Andorra, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino, Switzerland or the Vatican. |
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