Denmark is a land of bridges, islands, coastal roads, ferries, sandy beaches and towns where a typical day often plays out by bike or by the water. It’s a very pleasant country to travel with a dog – distances are …
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Across Borders
Practical advice for crossing borders with a dog. Find country-by-country entry rules, required documents, microchip and rabies vaccination basics, and the differences between travel from EU and non‑EU countries.
We also cover special cases such as islands and overseas territories, and share practical alternatives for tricky routes, including flight options from regional airports.
BorderCooler®— dog travel requirements
Are you planning a trip abroad with your dog? Check the entry requirements for various countries directly in BorderCooler®.
Traveling to the Netherlands with a dog: entry rules from the EU and non‑EU countries
The Netherlands is a popular European destination for city breaks, seaside holidays and longer stays. Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht, the North Sea coast, cycling routes, parks and reliable transport make it a country where traveling with a dog is fairly straightforward. …
Traveling to Panama with a Dog: Entry, Quarantine, and Returning Home
Panama sits between two oceans, is known for the Panama Canal, tropical nature, islands, mountains, rainforests and modern Panama City. Traveling with a dog to Panama is possible, but it requires careful paperwork before you go. When traveling with a …
Taking your dog to Tunisia: entry requirements and return home
For many travelers, Tunisia is an accessible gateway to North Africa. You’ll find coastal resorts, medinas, desert landscapes, ancient sites, the island of Djerba and places where European holiday infrastructure meets a markedly different cultural setting. Traveling to Tunisia with …
Taking your dog to Morocco: entry and return requirements
Morocco is a land of medinas, desert, the Atlas Mountains, the Atlantic coast, fishing towns, colorful souks and long drives between very different regions. For many travelers it is easy to reach, but culturally and administratively it’s not a trip …
Traveling to Canada with a dog: entry requirements and returning home
Canada is vast, safe, and very appealing to travelers. You’ll find Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, the Rockies, national parks, lakes, the Atlantic coast, and long journeys across the country. Traveling to Canada with a dog is absolutely possible, but always check …
Traveling to Peru with a dog: entry requirements and the return home
Peru is one of South America’s most compelling countries. You’ve got Lima, the Sacred Valley of the Incas, Machu Picchu, the Andes, the Amazon, a desert coast, and major altitude swings between regions. Traveling to Peru with a dog is …
Taking a Dog to Argentina: Entry Requirements and Returning Home
Argentina is vast, varied, and endlessly tempting for travelers. You’ll find buzzing Buenos Aires, iconic Patagonia, Iguazú Falls, the Andes, wine regions—and long, long journeys between them. Traveling to Argentina with a dog is possible, but it takes careful paperwork …
Taking your dog to Greece: entry rules from EU and non‑EU countries
Greece is one of Europe’s most popular holiday countries. The good news when traveling with a dog is that it’s an EU member state, so if you’re coming from another EU country the familiar rules apply: microchip, valid rabies vaccination, …
Taking your dog to Albania: entry requirements and getting back home
Albania draws travelers with its mountains, coast, historic towns, and a travel experience that still feels a bit adventurous. You can absolutely go with a dog, and with the right paperwork it’s straightforward — but plan the whole route, not …