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Non-commercial movements (maximum 5 pets, not for sale/transfer of ownership) are presented to Customs at arrival in Martinique (France). Commercial movements or movements of more than 5 pets must enter via an authorized veterinary border control post and are subject to SIVEP controls; contact DAAF/SIVEP for local procedures and entry points.

France does not allow entry of unvaccinated young animals. Dogs, cats, or ferrets under 12 weeks old, or 12–16 weeks old without a valid rabies vaccination, are not permitted.

French rules apply. Certain categories of so‑called “dangerous” dogs (Category 1) are prohibited from importation. Restrictions also exist for some hybrids with wild species. Check national guidance and local (Martinique) environmental regulations on invasive and restricted species before travel.

Conditions for pet birds (non‑poultry) may include specific health certification, testing, isolation, or quarantine under EU/French rules. Verify current requirements with DAAF/SIVEP and consult Customs guidance before travel.

Entry conditions for pet rodents and domestic rabbits can vary (health certification and other sanitary requirements may apply). Check with DAAF/SIVEP and Customs before travel.

Import conditions and species restrictions may apply (including invasive-alien-species and protected-species rules). Verify requirements with DAAF/SIVEP and consult the Prefecture’s guidance on exotic/NAC ownership before travel.

Health certification and species restrictions may apply under EU/French aquatic animal health rules. Confirm conditions with DAAF/SIVEP and verify whether any permits are required before travel.