Norway Pet Import/Export Requirements are as follows:
The Norwegian Food Safety Authority (NFSA) supervises the live animals – dogs, cats or ferrets – that are imported into Norway.
Requirements for dogs, cats, and ferrets from non-EU countries: the animal must be identified by a microchip or clearly readable tattoo; the animal must have a valid anti-rabies vaccinationhave undergone a valid rabies antibody titration test unless it comes from a listed third country or territory; the animal must have received an anti-echinococcus treatment (dogs only); the animal must have a health certificate or an EU approved pet passport; the animal must enter through a travelers’ point of entry; the animal must comply with relevant safeguard measures.
Requirements for dogs, cats, and ferrets from EU countries: the animal must be identified by a microchip or clearly readable tattoo; the animal must have a valid anti-rabies vaccination; the animal must have received an anti-echinococcus treatment (dogs only); the animal must have a pet passport.
Airlines may have separate and additional requirements. Check with your airline to determine what requirements they may have, if any.
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