US Citizens to enter France do not need a visa, but …. This is an exemptions for many countries governed by international agreements which ask for a visa. However, entry into France is not totally free. There are administrative rules that require all foreign nationals to provide additional supporting documents, even for short stays of maximum 90 days . Without them, entry at the border is forbidden. These rules are
Visa-free entry to France is limited to European countries (Schengen area) and a few dozens other countries around the world. The general rule under international law is that you need a visa to enter a foreign country. However, there are exemptions for many countries governed by international agreements. See our post for the List of countries concerned by a Visa to enter France. We list below all the nationalities for
Visa required to enter France: this is the general rule under international law. However, there are exemptions for many countries where visas are not requested, in particular, all European countries in the Schengen zone, but not only. We list below all the nationalities for which, conversely, international law is applied, i.e. a visa is required on arrival at the border for all foreign nationals. Please note that once entry controls
Access to France for foreigners is governed by strict rules that must be followed to avoid being turned back at the border. All foreign nationals wishing to enter France must be able to present his or her passeport and the following documents at the border: As a general rule, a visa is required, unless otherwise exempted, which is the case for all nationals of the Schengen European Area. The basic
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