Travel between N Ireland and GB

Thank you Rowena we need clarity as it won’t be long before travel companies will need payment.

Meanwhile, you could check other sources for info. The NI govt website, the Gov.UK website and ferry company websites could be places to start.

Just received an email from the club about travelling after Brexit. Most of the information is in the public domain but generally they point you to various Governments websites for further advice. Nothing mentioned about Northern Ireland though I'm afraid. 

Retiredbeep, the real nonsense seems to be that you can bring your dogs from NI to GB without a pet passport or an animal health certificate but you do need them to take the dogs back home again. 

I also believe the required health certificate only lasts 10 days meaning we will have to find a vet while on holiday to get this carried out. The changes announced seem completely ridiculous so far. How can you call having food in your fridge as being importing goods If you eat it just before leaving are you still importing in your stomach. You will eat it on your holiday not giving it to someone else to eat. If the decision makers had to carry out the results of their arrangements they would take a different view on the rules they agree to.

Sorry, can't help you with regulations on food, but a vet in N.I can issue pet passports for your dogs - and they will be valid to get you and them back home from GB to NI. So there is no need to get an animal health certificate while you are over here in England.  Have a look at pet travel section on UK government website for confirmation, or speak to your vet at home. I hope this helps.