The procedure for crossing the border with animals and the necessary documents for such a crossing.

Basic conditions for crossing the border with animals:

1. Veterinary documents:

• International veterinary passport or international veterinary certificate.
• The documents must contain information about the animal's health status, vaccinations, and other requirements.

1. Identification of the animal:

• The animal must be microchipped. The microchip must comply with international standards ISO 11784 or ISO 11785.

1. Rabies vaccination:

• The animal must be vaccinated against rabies, and the vaccination must have been administered:
• At least 30 days before departure.
• No more than 12 months before departure.
• The results of a serological test to determine antibodies to the rabies pathogen must be up-to-date.

1. Additional documents (depending on the country):

• A certificate stating that the animal is not of breeding value.
• A health certificate issued by the competent authorities.
• Availability of special means for transportation of the animal (for example, a container or cage).

Specifics of border crossing under martial law:

• Simplification of procedures in some countries:
• Due to the martial law, some countries have simplified the entry procedure for animals (e.g., temporary exemption from serological testing or chipping requirements).
• Additional requirements in countries:
• Some countries may impose additional regulations (e.g., a shipping container or quarantine measures).

Recommendation:

• Check the current list of documents and requirements for importing animals into a particular country by contacting:
• Embassies or consulates of the respective country.
• Official websites of veterinary services.