[ИРРА]

Прошу откликнуться тех, кто ввозил щенка в Швейцарию. Прямой перелет в Женеву. Справки, ветпаспорт, чип - все в порядке.
Должна ли я уведомлять ветслужбу о прилете? Идти красным коридором? Оплата за осмотр на таможне?
Или можно гордо рулить по зеленому коридору(хоть и нервно, но экономно по времени и деньгам???

[Трюфель]

У Вас всегда есть выбор.
1) Честно уведомить ветслужбу, заплатить за ввоз собаки, идти красным коридором, и быть спокойным как слон))
2) Собачку в сумочку и идти зеленым коридором ни слова никому не говоря.
Летала 2 раза туда, проблем не было. Но помните, раз на раз не приходится

[Bagiracircus]

[QUOTE=Трюфель;5402217]У Вас всегда есть выбор.
1) Честно уведомить ветслужбу, заплатить за ввоз собаки, идти красным коридором, и быть спокойным как слон))
2) Собачку в сумочку и идти зеленым коридором ни слова никому не говоря.
Летала 2 раза туда, проблем не было. Но помните, раз на раз не приходится

А можно уточнить по поводу "заплатить за ввоз собаки" - какова цена вопроса?

[boston83]

Попросите у кого нибудь распечатку приглашения на выставку - и вуаля - никаких взносов за ввоз собаки. Мол, на выставку едете же!
Если нужно, я могу своё выслать, переделать в фотошопе дату и готово. Сэкономили 80 франков.

[Bagiracircus]

Спасибо!!!

[larifem]

Сообщение от Трюфель

Честно уведомить ветслужбу

т.е просто пройти вет.контроль..

Сообщение от ИРРА

Оплата за осмотр на таможне?

никакой оплаты нет...

[larifem]

Сообщение от Трюфель

заплатить за ввоз собаки

где такое прописано?
мы летали в женеву,но выходили на сторону франции...никаких проблем и оплат...

[Трюфель]

Проверила правила въезда.
Раньше было так:
You need the following to enter Switzerland:
•A valid rabies vaccination
•Microchip or tattoo
•Veterinary certificate

Please note the following:
•If you fly into Switzerland directly, you will be checked by Customs at the airport. A fee of CHF 88 is charged for this Customs check. If the animals do not meet the entry requirements, they will be confiscated by the Border Veterinary Service and must be returned immediately to their country of origin at the expense of the person bringing the animals into the country. If a return is not possible within 10 days, the animals must be put down. If you enter Switzerland by road or rail via the EU, the veterinary inspection takes place when you enter the EU. The EU authorities responsible will charge a fee of at least 88 francs for this. When you cross into Switzerland from the EU, Customs conduct random checks (without charging a fee) to ensure compliance with the entry regulations.
•It is forbidden to bring dogs with docked ears or a docked tail into Switzerland. Exceptions are made in the case of holidays in Switzerland. Customs decide whether the criteria for an exemption are met.
•These regulations only apply to pets, i.e. to animals which are kept in the household out of interest in the animal or as a companion and which are accompanied by their owners. You must not bring animals across the border with the intention of selling or delivering them, otherwise this is deemed to be a commercial import (for more on this).

A tip to ensure the trip is a success:
Contact the veterinary authorities in your home country early on to find out what the requirements are for returning from Switzerland. Also ask the local authorities at your holiday destination about any special cantonal or communal rules on dogs having to be kept on a leash or having to wear a muzzle!

Valid rabies vaccination
The rabies vaccination is only valid from the 21st day after the end of the vaccination. If a booster vaccination is given within the validity period of the first vaccination, the waiting period does not apply. The rabies vaccination must be entered in the pet passport or in the vaccination card and is valid as stipulated by the vaccine manufacturer, if the expiry date has been entered in the pet passport or the vaccination card by an authorized veterinary practitioner. Otherwise a validity of one year applies.

Professionals should know:
The rabies vaccination must be given using an inactivated vaccine with an efficacy corresponding to at least one international antigen unit (WHO standard).


Сейчас так:

Entering Switzerland:

Microchip (ISO Standard 11784, which only contains digits as identification code according to standard ISO 11785).
The chip must have been implanted before the present rabies vaccination at the latest.
Valid rabies vaccination
Veterinary certificate
If you enter Switzerland directly by air, you have to undergo a customs inspection at the airport.
If the animals do not meet the import regulations, they are confiscated by the border veterinary service and must be returned to their country of origin immediately at the expense of the person importing the animals. If a return journey is not possible within 10 days, the animals must be put down.
If you enter the country overland via the EU, the border veterinary inspection is carried out on entry into the EU. The national authorities responsible charge a fee for this inspection.
Entries from the EU into Switzerland are subject to random checks by customs to ensure compliance with the entry regulations (no fee is charged for these checks).
It is forbidden to import dogs with docked ears or tails into Switzerland.
Ask the local authority in Switzerland either at your holiday destination or, if you are moving, in the place where you plan to live about special regulations with regard to the requirements for keeping animals on a leash or using a muzzle.
This regulation only applies to pets, such as dogs, cats and ferrets, which are kept out of interest in the animal or as a household companion. They accompany their owners or a person designated by the owners.
After being taken over the border, pets must not be sold or handed over to new owners. They must already be in the care of their owners in the country of origin.
If the animals are handed over to new owners after their entry into the country, the regulations governing the commercial animal imports apply.
Commercial imports from the EU
Commercial imports from third countries
Additional guarantees and corresponding certificates are required for importing dogs or cats from Malaysia or Australia.
More…
Some EU countries have special requirements. Ask the veterinary authorities in your home country in good time about the requirements for returning to your country from Switzerland.

Всю инфу можно прочитать тут:
http://www.blv.admin.ch/themen/04670...x.html?lang=en

[larifem]

Сообщение от Трюфель

Сейчас так

и где тут про оплату за собаку?

[Трюфель]

larifem,
Сейчас нет ни слова, да. Раньше была 88 их тугриков. Поэтому я разместила что было ранее и что сейчас. И ссылку где можно всегда посмотреть актуальную информацию.