Einreise mit Tier: Armenien (2026)

Key points

• Armenia applies the Eurasian Economic Union's Uniform Veterinary (Veterinary-Sanitary) Requirements, approved by Customs Union Commission Decision No
• 317 of 18 June 2010; Chapter 15 is the chapter that governs dogs and cats, and the certificate under it is EAEU Form No
• 15 (as amended by Decision of the Eurasian Economic Commission No
• 117 of 9 July 2019)
• Up to two dogs and cats travelling for personal use enter without an import permit and without quarantine, on an international veterinary passport that counts as the veterinary certificate, provided it carries a competent authority's mark of a clinical examination carried out within 14 days before departure
• A traveller bringing three or more pets falls outside that exemption and should expect to apply to the Food Safety Inspection Body for an import permit
• Armenia performs veterinary border control at five designated points, and Yerevan «Zvartnots» International Airport is the only one of them at an airport, so a pet arriving by air arrives there; the other four — Ayrum-Bagratashen, Bavra-Gyumri, Gogavan-Privolnoye and Agarak — are land crossings
• Dogs must be vaccinated more than 20 days and less than 12 months before travel against canine distemper, canine adenovirus type 1 (hepatitis), canine parvovirus, canine adenovirus type 2 (parainfluenza) and leptospirosis, and cats against feline panleukopenia on the same schedule
• Pets under 3 months of age are not required to be vaccinated against rabies before entering the Union
• Cats are examined for dermatophytosis (ringworm), and laboratory testing is only needed if lesions are found
• The certificate also asks the exporting country's veterinarian to confirm the animal comes from a territory free of rabies and tuberculosis for the last 6 months and free of anthrax for the last 20 days
• On breed, we found no list of banned or restricted breeds published by the Armenian authorities, and the Union's veterinary requirements name none — but breed admission is a matter each member state keeps to itself rather than one the Union settles, so if you travel with a breed that is restricted in other countries it is worth confirming with the Inspection Body before you book

Downloadable forms

• 📄 EAEU Form No. 15 — Veterinary certificate for fur-bearing animals, rabbits, dogs and cats exported to the Eurasian Economic Union (bilingual RU/EN)
• 📄 Questions and Answers on the use of EAEU Form 15 (Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia)