Pet entry requirements: Dog → Andorra
These are the requirements for entering Andorra with a dog, based on a departure from Germany/the EU. Requirements can change — always confirm with the relevant authority before you travel.
🔴 Required
Microchip Required
Required: transponder microchip per ISO 11784 (HDX or FDX-B), readable with a reader compliant with ISO 11785 (Art. 4(1), Art. 21(a)). For animals moving between Andorra and EU member states (Germany included).
Rabies vaccination Required
Required: rabies vaccination meeting Annex III (Annex text not in the stored raw text). Primary vaccination at 12 weeks of age at the earliest and before 24 weeks; protective immunity starts no earlier than 21 days after the manufacturer's protocol is completed; annual revaccination (Art. 17). Dogs: rabies vaccination compulsory in general (Art. 16(1)). Puppies under 12 weeks, or 12-16 weeks not yet Annex-III-compliant, may move only with a signed declaration (Art. 22).
⚠️ Notes & grey zone
Grey zone
The raw text lacks Annexes I-X (Annex III vaccination requirements, Annex V country lists, Annex VII Echinococcus states). For EU-origin animals Art. 21 names no titer test (Art. 24(c) requires it only for non-EU origin), quarantine, import permit, health certificate or tapeworm treatment; this is source silence, not an explicit 'not required' (Art. 30: tapeworm treatment applies only to dogs entering the Annex VII EU states). Registration in Andorra's pet register within two months after entry for owners who 'sojorni' in Andorra (Art. 10) - applicability to visitors unclear. Dog genotyping (Art. 5, transitional provision 2) - applicability to arriving dogs unclear. Breed restrictions: Art. 1(4) refers to other norms (dangerous-dog law), not captured.
Notes
Rule: Reglament of 20 Feb 2019 (Decree, BOPA no. 22, 27 Feb 2019), Title III ch. 2 (animals moving between Andorra and EU member states, Art. 21). Four conditions: microchip, rabies vaccination per Annex III, compliance with preventive measures against other diseases (ch. 4), and a properly completed identification document (passport format, Art. 33). Art. 21 treats the Annex I Part A species together (Annex text not stored; Annex II names dogs, cats and ferrets). Cats: rabies vaccination voluntary under Art. 16(2) but compulsory when travelling abroad. Maximum five animals per trip (Art. 20).
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Authority: Govern d'Andorra – Departament d'Agricultura
Read at the responsible authority on 30/09/2026.
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