San Marino is Pet Friendly!

Four-legged friends are welcome in San Marino!

Useful information

When planning a trip on which you intend to bring along your pet, it is a good idea to organize yourself in time, at least 4 - 5 months in advance, so that you can meet your obligations under the health regulations and proceed with vaccinations, where necessary.

In the Republic of San Marino the same provisions of the Member States of the European Community apply.

For dogs, cats and ferrets from a country of the European Union you need:
1. Animal microchip identification.
2. Passport issued by the competent authority.
3. Valid rabies vaccination (shown on passport).
4. The date of implanting the microchip must not be earlier than the date of the first rabies vaccination.

For dogs, cats and ferrets from Italy, (art. 16 of EU Reg. 576/2013) non-commercial movements can continue under the conditions established in Italy in derogation of art. 10 and 14. You therefore require:
1. Animal microchipped and registered.
2. No rabies vaccination and passport are required.
 
For further information
UOS Sanità Veterinaria e Igiene Alimentare
T 0549 994431
servizio.veterinario@iss.sm

A.P.A.S. - Associazione Sammarinese Protezione Animali
T 0549 996326
info@apasrsm.org
www.apasrsm.org

Entry regulations for dogs in National Museums
In all National Museums in San Marino (First Tower, Second Tower, Public Palace, State Museum, Saint Francis Museum, National Gallery, Stamp and Coin Museum) guide dogs for visually impaired people are allowed to enter, as long as they are equipped with a leash and a muzzle.
First Tower and Second Tower: large dogs are allowed to enter, as long as they are equipped with a leash and a muzzle.
State Museum, Saint Francis Museum, National Gallery, Stamp and Coin Museum: only small dogs are allowed to enter.

Tourist Information Office
T 0549 882914
informazioni.turismo@pa.sm