When pets are travelling from countries in the EU/EEA, the animal and necessary documentation must be presented to the Norwegian Customs for checking.The requirement for rabies vaccination applies when entering Norway from rabies-free countries other than Sweden. If the animal is revaccinated, the vaccination applies from the date of the vaccination, providing the animal is vaccinated within the period of validity of the previous vaccination. When the animal has been vaccinated against rabies for the first time, the period of validity begins 21 days after the vaccination. The vaccination must be administered by a veterinary surgeon, and the animal must be at least twelve weeks old. No anti-rabies vaccination is required for cats, dogs and ferrets travelling from Sweden. Animals that enter Norway must be vaccinated against rabies.This alternative can be suitable for people travelling frequently. The treatment then continues at least every 28th day. Alternatively, the dog must be treated at least twice with an interval of 1-28 days before the first entry to Norway. The tapeworm treatment must be administered by a veterinary surgeon 24-120 hours before the arrival in Norway. The requirement for worm treatment does not apply for cats and ferrets, nor for dogs imported directly from Finland, Malta, the UK or Ireland. All dogs travelling into Norway must be treated for fox dwarf tapeworm (anti-echinococcus treatment).
All animals must have ID-marking and an EU-approved pet passport. These animals do not require a rabies vaccination, so may be younger than three months. Dogs, cats and ferrets that have been legally kept in Sweden are exempt from this regulation. Dogs, cats and ferrets must be at least three months old on the date of import, because of the age requirement in rabies vaccination.General conditions for a project to receive funding from the Nordic Council of Ministers and guidance for our project process can be found here.ĭogs, cats and ferrets may be imported and brought with you on trips to Norway when the following regulations are fulfilled: About funding from the Nordic Council of Ministers.Search our funding schemes, calls to tender and procurement contracts to find the funding option that best suits your project. The Nordic Council of Ministers’ publication strategy and guidelines for the production of Nordic reports and publications. You can search here for known cross-border obstacles between the Nordic countries.ĭescriptions, guidelines and specifications for the Nordic Council and Nordic Council of Ministers' graphic profile. Help and advice for anyone looking for information about working, studying, or running a business in another Nordic country. History of the Nordic Council of Ministers.Presidency of the Nordic Council of Ministers 2022.Here are some links to legal databases in the Nordic countries. Nordic co-operation has been formalised by way of agreements between the countries. Search among a selection of information films, interviews, web transmissions and other video material. Here you can search for high resolution images with a nordic theme in Skyfish. State of the Nordic Region 2022 presents facts and figures from the Nordic countries on core socioeconomic areas. And it’s all as a result of Nordic co-operation.ĭownload free publications from the Nordic Council, Nordic Council of Ministers and associated organisations.įacts and statistics about the Nordic Region and the Nordic countries.įind useful information about the Nordic Region and each of its countries here. Power supplies are stable, school meals healthy and culture easily accessible. You can travel, study and work anywhere you want to in the Nordic Region. Here you can gain insight into current issues under consideration by the Nordic Council as well as look at closed cases. The Literature Prize, the Children and Young People’s Literature Prize, the Music Prize, the Film Prize, and the Environment Prize. Get insight into the Nordic Council and the Nordic Council of Ministers’ international activities. Keep up with the latest Nordic initiatives and campaigns. Get insight into areas where the Nordic countries work together. The Nordic region will become the most sustainable and integrated region in the world in 2030. Information and resources for the press and media.ĭownload podcasts by the Nordic Council and Nordic Council of Ministers on current affairs and co-operation in the Nordic Region. In this section, you can see what is happening in Nordic co-operation. News from the Nordic Council and the Nordic Council of Ministers.
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