"Jiucaiping Hotel Promotion" reminds French citizens to pay attention to French border inspection regulations

It is a country in the Schengen Zone of France, but Chinese citizens who come to France with a valid Schengen visa may still be refused entry. French border police may check foreign citizens’ travel documents and various entry-related certification materials. Foreign citizens whose materials do not meet the requirements will be refused entry.

According to relevant regulations of the French government, foreign citizens must bring the following materials when entering the country:

A valid passport that meets the following conditions

1. Issuance within ten years.

2. The short-term visa to France is still valid for more than three months after expiration.

3. A travel document recognized by the French government

4. The valid visa in the passport has not been damaged, tampered with or forged.

2. A valid visa that is consistent with the purpose of travel and expected period of stay (except for visa-free countries and regions)

3. Other materials required for traveling in France and Schengen countries:

1. Provide sufficient living funds (including cash, bank cards with international payment capabilities or travellers' checks) according to the purpose and duration of the trip.

2. Transportation ticket to return to the country of residence: ship ticket, train ticket, bus ticket, airplane ticket or bank certificate that the relevant fees have been paid.

4. Tourists should bring hotel orders or other proof of residence.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Business people need to bring professional certificates or French qualification certificates and certificates from the reception organization.

Intransitive verb People who visit relatives and friends need to bring a residence certificate (that is, a reception certificate signed by the mayor or mayor of the town where their relatives and friends in France are located).

7. Cultural exchange persons must bring a certificate or invitation letter from the French host organization.

8. Transit persons need to provide relevant materials required for transit and entry into the final destination country.

1. Proof of residence during transit

2. Air ticket or plane ticket to the final destination country.

3. Final destination country visa

9. International travel insurance

X. Other materials provided when applying for a visa.

11. The following persons do not need to provide the above materials

1. Foreign citizens living in France

2. Foreign minors living in France Residence permit for foreign citizens.

3. Foreign citizens holding a “French family member” or “EU national family member” visa

In recent years, due to the fact that their travel documents do not meet the requirements, travel-related certification materials Incidents that are incomplete or inconsistent with the purpose of travel, leading to entry obstruction, occur from time to time. To ensure that your trip is uninterrupted, the Embassy in France reminds you:

1. Before going to France, carefully check the validity period of your passport, visa validity, length of stay, and number of entries.

2. Bring complete relevant supporting documents and all visa application materials that are consistent with the purpose of travel and length of stay in your country.

3. Carry bank cards or international traveler’s checks with you. If you do not have a bank card or international traveler's check with international payment function, you need to carry 120 euros in cash per person per day.

4. Foreign citizens holding more than 10,000 euros in cash or securities need to declare to the French immigration authorities.

5. To ensure travel safety, avoid carrying large amounts of cash with you.

6. If you are prevented from entering because you do not carry visa application materials and other travel documents with you, you should notify your relatives and friends in the country as soon as possible and send the relevant materials to the French border inspection station by fax or other means.

Consular Protection Assistance Hotline of the Chinese Embassy in France: 0033-615742537

Global Consular Protection and Service Emergency Call Center Hotline of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: 86-10-12308 or 86-10-59913991