Free route screening

See what this trip requires

Get a free route checklist before verifying your pet's records.

PetComply helps you preview core travel requirements for EU-to-EU pet travel and listed non-EU country entries into the EU, based on your route, date, and species.

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Advisory information only. Final travel decisions rest with official authorities, carriers, border officials, and veterinarians.

Free route screening

Check whether your route is currently supported and what information is needed for a full readiness check.

No account needed for basic route screening.

Used to evaluate minimum age and vaccination timing rules.
Used to include only species-specific travel requirements.
Leave as 1 for a standard personal trip.
For public transport, count only pets in your movement, not unrelated passengers' pets; in private transport, count every eligible pet in the same vehicle or means.
For private transport, count every eligible pet animal in the same vehicle or means, including pets travelling for another owner.
  • Focused on supported EU travel routes
  • Takes less than 30 seconds
  • No account needed for basic route screening

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Currently supported

  • EU member state → EU member state
  • Listed non-EU country → EU member state
  • Core checks: microchip, rabies vaccination, EU Pet Passport or Animal Health Certificate, owner declaration where applicable

Coming next

  • More third-country entry pathways
  • Selected non-EU destination checks
  • Deeper airline travel guidance

More route types will be added carefully as supporting travel information is reviewed.

How PetComply works

Enter your route

Choose origin, destination, travel date, and basic pet details.

Add travel evidence

Use saved pets and documents for a more complete readiness check.

Review next steps

See what is ready, what is missing, and what to verify before travel.

Pet travel compliance gets complicated quickly.

For supported routes, PetComply helps turn scattered requirements, dates and records into a clearer preparation workflow.

Scattered travel rules

ProblemRequirements can be spread across government guidance, route information and carrier procedures.

How PetComply helpsPetComply brings supported-route requirements into one structured travel check.

Timing mistakes are easy to make

ProblemVaccinations, waiting periods and route-specific treatments can depend on exact dates.

How PetComply helpsPetComply evaluates relevant dates and highlights timing that still needs action.

Missing records surface too late

ProblemA trip can look ready until a missing or incomplete record creates a last-minute problem.

How PetComply helpsPetComply identifies missing information and incomplete records before travel.

Different people rely on different knowledge

ProblemTravel preparation can depend too heavily on individual experience, memory or separate checklists.

How PetComply helpsPetComply provides a repeatable case workflow with structured requirements and next actions.

Past checks are difficult to reconstruct

ProblemIt can be hard to understand what was checked, when it was checked and what the result was.

How PetComply helpsPetComply keeps saved travel cases and evaluation history for later review.

Client, pet and trip information gets fragmented

ProblemFor relocation professionals, client details, pet records and travel cases can become disconnected.

How PetComply helpsAgency workspaces connect clients, pets and travel cases in one working context.

Built for early travel preparation

Pet parents

Understand the basic readiness gaps before departure.

Veterinary teams

Help clients identify missing document information earlier.

Pet relocation and adoption teams

Run repeatable route checks before collecting documents.

Important PetComply provides advisory information based on the travel rules available in the service. It is not an official authority and does not replace guidance from competent authorities, veterinarians, carriers, or border officials.