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Updated with new information 15th May 2025
Don’t leave your best friend behind!
Since the Brexit transition period ended on 1st of January 2021, taking your pets abroad from the UK involves much more red tape. On 9th December 2020, The European Union announced that from 1st January 2021, Britain, except Northern Ireland, will have ‘Part 2’ listed status for pets (dogs, cats and ferrets) travelling to the EU.
Note: Following the UK/EU Summit in May 2025, UK-issued pet passports may be back on the table, although the timescale has not been confirmed. In the meantime, UK pets still need either an Animal Health Certificate or EU passport to travel. For more information, see my post Reintroduction of UK Pet Passports: A Gateway to Freedom for British Pets
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