Newsgroup: it.discussioni.animali.cani
Titolo: Viaggio all'estero

Ciao a tutti,(un saluto particolare a Rossella) è praticamente una vita che
non scrivo al nsg,ma vi leggo quasi tutti i giorni .Avrei bisogno di un
consiglio:sono sempre andata all'estero con Minù facendo le cosine tutte
regolari  in paesi della Cee, quest'anno vorrei andare  a Budapest e Praga
sapete se le regole sono diverse e se ci sono precauzioni da prendere per
eventuali malattie presenti in questi paesi.
UN SALUTONE A TUTTI.!!!!
 Marina

 regolari in paesi della Cee, quest'anno vorrei andare a Budapest e Praga
ciao,
Ungheria:
http://www.huembit.it/turismo/consolato01.htm
Per l'ingresso nel Paese di cani e gatti: libretto di vaccinazione e
certificato di buona salute, rilasciato dall'ASL di competenza.
Rep. Ceca:
http://www.czech.cz/index.php?section=1&menu=143
 e
www.visitczechia.cz/main-uk.html
Transport of live animal to/from the Czech Republic
Generally
It is possible to send live animals only to those countries, where
guidelines of that country allow it and under that country’s conditions.
Passengers must show a veterinarian’s certificate, which must be approved by
a state (bureau) veterinarian no longer than 72 hours before the trip; this
approval must be in English, German, French, Russian or Spanish. An import
permit issued by the State veterinary board of the Czech Republic (Tesnov
17, 117 05 Prague 1) is required of all animals which remain in the Czech
Republic longer than 3 months. Transport of animals into the Czech Republic
can be refused, if the animal is in poor health or in case of a contagion in
the country of origin. Animals can only be transported in a carrier case
with adequate breathing holes and with a firm and impermeable bottom. The
transporter has the right to require the approval of a veterinary service
for the transport, or the approval of a carrier case to be used, if he deems
it necessary. The passenger is always required to make a reservation for the
transport of live animals.
Dogs and Cats
Dogs and Cats older than 3 months must be vaccinated against rabies no less
than 30 days and no more than 12 months prior to the journey. A valid
international vaccination record with a veterinary certificate (as a
component, amendment, or a separate document) must be presented at the Czech
veterinary border inspection.
Other animals
A veterinary certificate is required in all cases.
Transport of live animals in the cabin
Passengers can transport live animals in the cabin under the following
conditions: only 1 animal per passenger, the animal must be placed under the
seat of the passenger in Travel Class Y and the weight of the animal,
including the carrier case, cannot exceed 8 kg. The fee for the transport of
animals in the cabin will be measured at the appropriate rate for the
transport of additional luggage. Animals on the endangered species list, who
require special control (CITES), must be accompanied by the appropriate
documents.
riciao
Anna, Ferdinando & Maria Superstar di TPIC
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