Poland
Want to bring Fido on a trip to Poland? You’ll find everything you need to know about the Poland pet quarantine, fees for pet importation, and other restrictions for travelling to Poland with a dog here.
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Chief Veterinary Inspectorate
General Veterinary Inspectorate 00-930
Warsaw, Wspólna Street No. 30, Poland
Entry Requirements
Complete the following entry requirements to travel to Poland with your pet:
- Pets must be fitted with a valid microchip for identification purposes.
- Dogs and cats under 3 months old are not permitted for entry.
- Pets must be vaccinated against rabies at least 21 days prior to travel.
- If you are traveling from outside the EU, you must obtain a valid health certificate from a licensed veterinarian that lists proof of vaccinations against rabies.
- Pets traveling from EU countries should be accompanied by a valid EU Pet Passport.
- The maximum number of companion animals (dogs, cats and/or ferrets) that may accompany the owner or authorized person must not exceed five unless the pets are traveling for the purpose of participating in competitions or sporting events, the owner provides written evidence of registration for the event, and the pets are over 6 months old.
Quarantine Information
Pets traveling to Poland do not need to be quarantined if they meet all the necessary requirements listed above.
Download Entry Application
To download the application form required for entry into Poland with a domestic pet, please click the .pdf icon below.
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