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🌍 Ein Tier ins Ausland schicken

Was du brauchst, Land für Land, und wer dir helfen kann: Transportdienste, gemeinsame Fahrten und Tierschutzvereine, die ins Ausland vermitteln.

💡 Kurz gesagt, bevor du loslegst

There are two legal ways. One: the adopter comes to Romania, adopts the animal, the passport is put in their name and they travel home with it. This is non-commercial travel, with no TRACES and up to 5 animals. Two: the animal travels without its new owner, through an association and a transporter. This counts as a commercial movement, even if nobody makes a profit and even if the adoption fee only covers costs. It needs an official DSVSA certificate in TRACES, a clinical exam within 48 hours, departure from an approved centre and an authorised transporter. A private person without an approved centre cannot send an animal to an adopter abroad on their own. EU rules for non-commercial travel are in Delegated Regulation (EU) 2026/131, applicable from 22 April 2026, which replaced Regulation 576/2013.

Wohin reist das Tier?

🇩🇪 Germany🇦🇹 Austria🇳🇱 Netherlands🇸🇪 Sweden🇫🇮 Finland🇩🇰 Denmark🇳🇴 Norway🇨🇭 Switzerland🇬🇧 United Kingdom🇯🇵 Japan

🔎 Schnell prüfen: Geht das? · 🇳🇴 Norway

📋 Was du brauchst: 🇳🇴 Norway

  1. Shelter or street dogs and cats cannot be brought to Norway through an association. Norway does not accept them as commercial imports.
  2. The only exception: the owner has owned and lived with the animal for at least 6 months and can prove it. The owner then travels with the animal personally.
  3. Dogs: treatment against fox tapeworm (Echinococcus) 24 to 120 hours before entry, recorded in the passport by the vet.
  4. For other animals (for example from registered breeders), commercial imports need importer registration with the Norwegian Food Safety Authority (Mattilsynet), notice at least 24 hours before, a TRACES certificate and a 48-hour clinical exam.

⚠️ Achtung

  • Adoption does not change this: animals rehomed through foster homes still count as street animals.
  • Norway is not in the EU, but it applies EU veterinary rules through the European Economic Area and adds its own rules.
  • Some breeds are banned in Norway. Check the Mattilsynet list first.
Schritte, die für alle EU-Länder gelten
  1. ISO microchip, implanted before the rabies vaccine.
  2. Rabies vaccine given at 12 weeks or older. It becomes valid after 21 days, so the animal is at least about 15 weeks old when it leaves.
  3. EU pet passport issued by an authorised vet, with the chip and the vaccine recorded.
  4. Dogs must be registered in RECS (the Romanian dog register).
  5. If the animal travels without its new owner: clinical exam no more than 48 hours before departure and an official certificate from the Romanian veterinary authority (DSVSA), sent through the EU TRACES system.
  6. The animal leaves from a shelter or centre approved by DSVSA for EU dispatch. If it goes through a collection centre, it stays there at least 48 hours.
  7. Transport is done by an authorised animal transporter (Regulation EC 1/2005).
  8. In the destination country, the adopter registers the animal in the national register within the local deadline.

🚐 Geplante Fahrten

Transportdienste, die ins Ausland fahren und noch Platz haben. Teil dir die Fahrt und zahl weniger.

Gerade gibt es keine geplanten Fahrten in dieses Land.

🌍 Transportdienste nach 🇳🇴 Norway

Für dieses Land sind noch keine Transportdienste gelistet.

Du transportierst Tiere ins Ausland? Stell deinen Dienst und deine Fahrten ein →

🏠 Tierschutzvereine, die vermitteln nach 🇳🇴 Norway

Für dieses Land sind noch keine Tierschutzvereine gelistet.

Offizielle Quellen: Mattilsynet: importing street dogs and cats · Mattilsynet: commercial import of dogs and cats from EU/EEA · European Commission: travelling with a pet within the EU · European Commission: movements of dogs and cats within the EU · European Commission: travelling with a pet within the EU · European Commission: young animals · Romanian ANSVSA Order 10/2024 (approved establishments for intra-EU trade)

Orientierungshilfe aus offiziellen Quellen, Stand Oktober 2026. Die Regeln ändern sich oft: Bestätige sie immer bei der rumänischen Veterinärbehörde (DSVSA) und im Zielland.

ℹ️ Inimo ist nur eine Anzeigenplattform. Die hier gelisteten Transportdienste und Tierschutzvereine bieten ihre Leistungen selbst an und sind für Genehmigungen und Unterlagen verantwortlich. Prüfe ihre Zulassung, bevor ihr euch einigt.