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    Last update: 25/12/2007

    If you are a member of the European Union, you don't have any particular custom forms to complete when you move to Ireland.

    In any other country, (except when your country has a specific agreement, such as within the Commonwealth) you must provid the custom office with:

    • A detailed inventory of all your furnitures with date and signature.
    • All documents pertaining to the move (passport, work contract, visa…) .

    Bringing Pets to Ireland

    Dog National Legislation is present in Ireland regarding the importation of pets so as to keep the country rabies free.

    A new system is in place within the EU called the Pet Passport System which allows pets to be brought directly into Ireland from low-risk rabies countries.

    Certain conditions apply as outlined on the ISPCA website.

    Pets traveling from outside the qualifying EU countries will be subject to six months quarantine.

     
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