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Required when the animal originates in an EU Member State (or territories applying the EU pet movement rules). Must show identification and rabies details.

Required when the animal originates outside the EU. The model certificate referred to by French Customs follows EU non‑commercial movement rules.

French Customs references a supporting document for the non‑commercial entry of reptiles and amphibians (model in Annex 27 of the Order of 19 July 2002). Travelers may need to consult the competent authority to obtain the correct model.

Certain species may be protected and require permits under international and EU wildlife trade rules.

French Customs provides guidance for traveling with pets, including certain invertebrates. Specific document models are not detailed for this group on the referenced page.

French Customs references a supporting document for the non‑commercial entry of rodents and domestic rabbits (model in Annex 27 of the Order of 19 July 2002). The specific form is not linked; travelers may need to consult French authorities or Legifrance.

French Customs provides guidance for traveling with pets, including ornamental fish. Specific certificate models are not detailed on the referenced page; requirements may depend on origin and species.

French Customs indicates that pet birds (non‑poultry) follow EU non‑commercial movement rules using specific EU certificate and owner declaration models. Details and templates are obtained from the competent authority of the exporting country or the cited EU legislation.