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When visiting or travelling to Sweden you can bring with you your dog, cat or other animal if they fulfil certain EU-rules.
There are common requirements for travelling with dogs, cats and ferrets within the EU. The same requirements are valid for travelling to the EU from certain third countries in close relation with the EU.
All the information about bringing a dog, cat or ferret to Sweden you can find at the webpage of the Swedish Board of Agriculture.
> Bringing a dog, cat or ferret to Sweden
Telephone:
+385 51 212 287)
E-mail:
swedish.consulate.ri@gmail.com
Honorary Consulate of Sweden
Riva 4
51 000 Rijeka
Opening hours for the public:
Tuesday 13.30-15.30
Honorary Consul
Milorad Stanić
Assistant
Aleksandra Hajduković de Borzatti
Phone:
+38521282196)
E-mail:
swedish.consulate.split@gmail.com
Honorary Consulate of Sweden
Ulica Hrvatske mornarice 1 J
21 000 Split
Opening hours for the public: Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 - 12
Honorary Consul
Mladen Drnasin
Assistent
Ivana Brčić
Telephone:
+385 20 357 943)
E-mail:
sverige.con.du@outlook.com
Fax:
+385 20 357 945
Honorary Consulate of Sweden
Uz Giman 7A
20 000 Dubrovnik
Opening hours for the public:
Monday 08.00 - 10.00
Honorary Consulate of Sweden
Honorary Consul Tonći Peović
Sweden has diplomatic relations with almost all States in the world. It has embassies and consulates in around half of these. Sweden's foreign representation consists of approximately 100 missions abroad and 350 honorary consulates.