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Quote: Originally posted by blueexpo97 on 02/3/2022
Quote: Originally posted by Big Roy on 02/3/2022
First, your vet is wrong, the AHC is valid for all EU countries for a period of 4 months but has an expiry date of 10 days from the date of issue to enter the EU and must have the country of entry written on the certificate.
It is valid for all EU countries, but has to be in the country(s) you are visiting language.
It has to be in the language of the country you are entering the EU - so if you were travelling via Brittany Ferries to Spain, but spending the major part of your holiday in France, you would require an AHC in Spanish. If you were entering via Calais but driving straight down to Spain, to spend the major part of your holiday there, the certificate would need to be in French. Each certificate is in two languages - the language of the port of entry, and English.
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Topic: costs re taking dog to france at easter
