🇷🇸 Pet travel to Serbia: entry requirements (2026)
Bringing a pet to Serbia 🇷🇸 is relatively straightforward for prepared owners. No quarantine if all paperwork is in order. The essentials: ISO microchip, rabies vaccination, RNATT titer test and an official health certificate.
Microchip
Required — ISO 11784/11785
Rabies
Required
Titer test (RNATT)
Required
Quarantine
None
Import permit
Not required
Cabin / cargo
Cabin or cargo
Breed bans
None listed
Authority
Serbia Veterinary Directorate
Verified entry requirements (2026)
- ISO microchip (on or before the vaccination). Rabies vaccination — pet ≥12 weeks; 21 days after the first dose.
- Titer: Annex 1 (EU + Andorra, Switzerland, Iceland, Norway, etc.) — not needed; Annex 2 — not needed; non-listed countries — required (≥0.5 IU/ml, ≥30 days after vaccination, ≥3 months before entry).
- Certificate: Annex 1 — passport only (no vet certificate!); Annex 2 / non-listed — authority certificate from the origin country.
- Limit 5. No quarantine. No breed bans.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the microchip have to come before the rabies shot?
Yes. For Serbia the rabies vaccination only counts if the ISO 11784/11785 microchip was implanted first. Always chip, then vaccinate.
Is there quarantine in Serbia?
No mandatory quarantine if your paperwork is complete and correct.
Can my pet fly in the cabin?
Yes, small pets in cabin; larger pets in cargo.
How long does preparation take?
Start about 1–2 months ahead.
Are any dog breeds restricted?
No specific breed bans are listed for Serbia, but airlines may restrict snub-nosed breeds.