Avoid pet quarantine - travel from PETS compliant countries
The following EU and Non-EU listed countries are part of the Pet Travel Scheme (PETS). Therefore cats, dogs and ferrets that are resident in these countries can travel between the listed countries under the PETS scheme.
EU PETS compliant countries
Austria
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Estonia
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Ireland
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Poland
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Azores
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Faroe Islands
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Italy
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Portugal
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Balearic Islands
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Finland
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Latvia
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Reunion
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Belgium
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French Guiana
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Lithuania
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Romania
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Bulgaria
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Germany
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Luxembourg
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Slovakia
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Canary Islands
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Gibraltar
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Madeira
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Slovenia
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Ceuta
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Greece
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Malta
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Spain
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Cyprus
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Greenland
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Martinique
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Sweden
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Czech Republic
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Guadeloupe
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Melilla
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Denmark
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Hungary
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Netherlands
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Non-EU PETS compliant countries
For pets resident in the Non-EU listed countries you will need to get an official third country veterinary certificate instead of a Pet Passport. You should note the following.
In respect of the UK, pets must not have been outside any of the EU and Non-EU listed countries in the 6 calendar months prior to entry to the UK.
Andorra
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Fiji
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New Caledonia
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Russian Federation
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Antigua & Barbuda
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French Polynesia
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New Zealand
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St Helena
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Argentina ***
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Guam
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Norway
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St Kitts & Nevis
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Aruba
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Hawaii
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St Pierre & Miquelon
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Ascension Island
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Hong Kong
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St Vincent & The Grenadines
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Australia
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Iceland
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San Marino
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Bahrain
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Jamaica
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Switzerland
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Barbados
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Japan
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Taiwan
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Belarus
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Malaysia
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Trinidad and Tobago
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Bermuda
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Mauritius
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United Arab Emirates
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
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Mayotte
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USA (mainland)
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British Virgin Islands
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Mexico
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Vanuatu
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Canada
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Monaco
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Vatican
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Cayman Islands
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Montserrat
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Wallis & Futuna
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Chile
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Netherlands Antilles
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Croatia
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Singapore
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Falkland Islands
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St Lucia
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Liechtenstein
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