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What are the requirements for pets travelling between Ireland and Northern Ireland?
Pets travelling to an EU country or Northern Ireland, must meet the following requirements:- Have a microchip.
- Have a valid rabies vaccination.
- Must have an animal health certificate, or a valid pet passport that’s accepted in the country you’re travelling to within the EU or Northern Ireland.
- Tapeworm treatment for dogs if you’re travelling directly to Finland, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Norway or Malta.
These requirements also apply to assistance dogs.
GOV.UK has more information about taking your pet dog, cat or ferret abroad.
Article reviewed by the Trade Hub team: September 2024