Bring Ozempic to Schengen (certificate rule): Customs Rules & Permit
Sometimes RequiredRequirements Summary
For **controlled** meds: carry Article 75 certificate (valid up to ~30 days) filled by your prescribing doctor; non-controlled varies by country.
What to Say at Customs
"Hello, I'm carrying a prescription medication (semaglutide/Ozempic) for personal use in its original packaging. I can show my doctor's letter/prescription. I'm carrying the associated needles/pen tips. It's a personal supply for my own treatment. If required for this country, I can provide Schengen Article 75 certificate. I will declare it if required."
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How to bring Ozempic into this country
Check if controlled
Determine if Ozempic is classified as controlled in your specific Schengen destination.
Get Article 75 certificate
If controlled, have your doctor complete the Schengen Article 75 certificate.
Pack with documentation
Keep certificate, prescription, and original packaging together.
Follow local rules
Each Schengen country may have additional requirements beyond the certificate.
Trip supply estimator
Estimated for weekly dosing schedule
Packing checklist
Frequently Asked Questions
Only if Ozempic is classified as controlled in your destination country.
Article 75 certificates are typically valid for up to 30 days.
All Schengen area countries recognize Article 75 certificates for controlled medications.
Official Sources & Documentation
Disclaimer: This information is for reference only. Always verify current requirements with official sources above, as regulations may change without notice.