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26 Αυγ 2022 · French people who are living abroad, travelling or returning from abroad, as well as visitors from abroad, will find answers below to frequently asked questions on COVID-19 measures. This FAQ supplements the information on the Conseils aux voyageurs (Travel advice, in French only) section.
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For all your plans to come to France, this section will give you all the practical information you need, together with links to the agencies of the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs responsible for providing specific advice.
Travellers are now exempt from any formalities prior to entry into France, be it in mainland France or overseas, and no longer required to present a health pass, regardless of the country or place of departure; Justification of travel (the “compelling reason”) is no longer required;
To prepare your stay, the France.fr website (available in 15 languages) allows you to discover the treasures of mainland France and its overseas territories. The information is classified by destination, by theme and also covers the practical organisation of your trip (visas, transport, climate, etc.).
To begin, please visit the following website: https://administration-etrangers-en-france.interieur.gouv.fr/particuliers/#/ You will need to provide: The information on your visa; The date on which you entered France; Your residential address in France;
Visa requirements. You can travel without a visa to the Schengen area, which includes France, for up to 90 days in any 180-day period. This applies if you travel: as a tourist. to visit...
Fully vaccinated travellers from green-list countries can enter France without a PCR test result. Unvaccinated travellers (from 12 years old) must present a negative PCR or antigen test result of less than 72 hours old (less than 24 hours for the countries on the 'watchlist': Spain, Portugal, Cyprus, the Netherlands and Greece).
