No - EU transit health certificates are only required if the pet is transiting through an EU country on its way to a non-EU country. Pets traveling between countries in the EU do not need to have multiple EU health certificates for each country.
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- When is an EU transit health certificate required?
- How does the GVL system know that I need an EU Transit health certificate?
- Completing an EU Transit health certificate as part of an International Health Certificate in GVL
- Do I need an EU transit health certificate if I am transiting through an EU Country on my way to another EU country, (i.e. New York - Amsterdam - Rome)?
- How do I access the EU Transit certificate after I complete the Destination country health certificate?
- What if I need to edit the destination country's International Health Certificate, will those edits be applied automatically to the EU Transit health certificate?
- Do I need to submit the EU Transit health certificate for endorsement?
- How do I submit the EU Transit health certificate for endorsement?
- When submitting the EU Transit Health Certificate in VEHCS, what country do I select for the Destination Country dropdown?
- When submitting the EU Transit health certificate in VEHCS, what documents do I need to include?