Non-EU countries participating in the PETS scheme

Introduction

The non-EU countries participating in the PETS scheme are listed below. The rules state that the pet and owner can travel freely between these countries and the UK as long as the pet has a valid pet passport.

A recent change has been made to travelling between Jamaica and the UK. As of October 2005, Jamaican law prevents involvement in the PETS scheme.

A Andorra Antigua & Barbuda Argentina Aruba Ascension Island Australia B Bahrain Barbados Belarus Bermuda Bosnia-Herzegovina British Virgin Islands Bulgaria C Canada Cayman Islands Chile Croatia F Falkland Islands Fiji French Polynesia G Grenadines Gwam H Hawaii Hong Kong I Iceland J Japan

L Liechtenstein M Mauritius Mayotte Mexico Monaco Montserrat N Netherlands Antilles New Caledonia New Zealand Norway R Romania Russian Federation S St Helena St Kitts & Nevis St Pierre & Miquelon St Vincent San Marino Singapore Switzerland T Taiwan Trinidad & Tobago U United Arab Emirates USA (mainland) V Vanuatu Vatican W Wallis & Futuna

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The information supplied here is intended as a guideline only. Make sure you discuss all these issues with your vet who will be able to give you the most up to date information. Remember also that this information is particularly relevant to bringing a cat into the UK. Regulations for other countries can vary, so check before you travel.

For more information, go to the DEFRA website - here