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When you want to travel to Sweden with pets, you must always declare the animal to Swedish Customs. Failure to do so may constitute an offence. The animal must also fulfil the Swedish Board of Agriculture’s requirements for import or export.
If you are travelling with, for example, a dog or cat to Sweden from Israel, you must declare it to Swedish Customs. The animal must be declared at the border.
To read more about the Swedish Board of Agriculture’s requirements before travelling, please visit their website: Movement of dogs, cats or ferrets to Sweden - Jordbruksverket.se.
For dogs and cats, the Swedish Board of Agriculture has put together a guide: Travel guide for dogs and cats - Jordbruksverket.se.
The Embassy of Sweden in Tel Aviv is not the responsible authority for these matters and therefore refers all additional questions to the Swedish Board of Agriculture: Contact the Swedish Board of Agriculture - Jordbruksverket.se.