Salud y Copas !!
Ojo existen Severas condiciones/prohibiciones en..
AUSTRALIA
REINO UNIDO.. Y POR ENDE ENTIENDO EN COMMONWEALTH
HONG KONG
IRLANDA
SUDAFRICA
EMIRATOS ARABES UNIDOS
LINKS INTERESANTES:
EU Regulation about the import of dogs, cats and
PARA U.K
http://www.defra.gov.uk/animalh/quarantine/index.htm
PARA IRLANDA http://www.agriculture.ie/index.jsp?file=pets/index.xml
PARA SUECIA:
http://www.agriculture.ie/index.jsp?file=pets/index.xml
...'---- Y AQUI SIGUE LA REGULACION EUROPEA...EN GINGLISH... sorry
EU Regulation about the import of dogs, cats and
ferrets into the EU as of 01 October 2004
FRA ES/G 1
General
conditions
Effective 01 October 2004 the following has to be applied for import into the
EU:
- Pets have to be marked either with a
micro chip or with a clearly
readable tattoo.
- A valid anti-rabies vaccination has to be produced.
- This vaccination has to be verified on a certificate����Veterinary certificate
for the non-commercial movement of pet animals into the
European Union��.
Old vaccination documents will remain valid until 01 July 2005, if
they have been issued before 01 October 2004, if the vaccination is
still active, and if the document confirms that the regulations of the
EU are fulfilled.
These conditions may be applied for up to 5 pet animals not intended for
commercial purposes which accompany a passenger.
Travel between
EU member states
For travel between EU-member states the following is necessary:
- micro chip or tattoo
- EU-passport
Note: pets under 3 months may only enter if they have not been exposed to
any risk of infection or if they have a passport and are accompanied by their
mother on whom they are still dependent.
Entry from
listed third
countries
The following is necessary:
- micro chip or tattoo
- verification of a valid anti-rabies vaccination on the above mentioned
certificate.
For entry from third countries Andorra, Island, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway,
San Marino, Switzerland, the Vatican these conditions apply as well.
EU Regulation about the import of dogs, cats and
ferrets into the EU as of 01 October 2004
FRA ES/G 2
Entry from third
countries not
listed
The following is necessary:
- micro chip or tattoo
- verification of a valid anti-rabies vaccination on the above mentioned
certificate.
- verification of the vaccination by an antibody titration done by an authorized
laboratory.
Note: only animals older than 7 months may be imported.
Differing conditions
For travel to those EU countries that are free of rabies, i.e. Sweden, Ireland,
Great Britain and Malta, different conditions apply.