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A France Short stay visitor visa also known as a “Schengen Visa,” permits non-EU citizens to visit France for leisure, tourism, or to visit family and friends for short stays, typically up to 90 days within a 180-day period. It is offers seamless travel across European nations. The France tourist and visiting family and friends visa offer an excellent opportunity for non-EU citizens to explore France, reunite with family and friends, and experience the country’s rich cultural heritage.
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What Sets France Apart as Your Next Vacation Spot?
France's blend of historical grandeur, natural beauty, culinary excellence, and vibrant cultural life makes it an unparalleled destination for tourists. Whether you're exploring the historic streets of Paris, relaxing in the Provence countryside, skiing in the Alps, or savoring a fine Bordeaux wine, France offers a rich and diverse travel experience that caters to all interests and tastes.
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Prepared your travel itinerary
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Confirm your booking in advance
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Compile Necessary Documents
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Submit your visa application
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Await Visa Approval
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Get Ready for Your Trip
France: A Tapestry of Beauty and Heritage
Eiffel Tower
An Iconic Symbol Of France, Offering Breathtaking Views Of The City.
Louvre Museum
Home To Thousands Of Works Of Art, Including The Mona Lisa.
Notre-Dame
Cathedral
A Masterpiece Of French Gothic Architecture.
Nice
Known For Its Beautiful Coastline, Promenade Des Anglais, And Vibrant Old Town.
Arc de Triomphe
It Honours Those Who Fought And Died For France During The French Revolution And The Napoleonic Wars.
Basilique du Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre
It Has One Of The Most Beautiful Panoramic Views Of The Capital, From 130 Metres Above Ground.
Cannes
Famous For Its International Film Festival And Luxury Lifestyle.
Monaco
Tiny City-state Famed For Casinos, Yachts, And Prestigious Grand Prix.
Bordeaux
World-famous Wine Regions And Stunning Architecture
Mont Saint-Michel
A Magical Island Topped By A Medieval Monastery.
Corsica
Pristine Beaches And Dramatic Landscapes.
Normandy
Historic Beaches And Picturesque Towns.
Tourist Visa - Visiting Family - Friends Visa Requirements
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Your Guide to Visa Requirements
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Visa Application Form
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Passport Perfection
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Photograph Excellence
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Travel Itinerary
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Travel Insurance Assurance
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Accommodation Confirmation
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Financial Means Showcase
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Employment Verification
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Visit Purpose Clarity
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Ties To Home
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Invitation Letter from Host (In case of Family and Friend’s visit)
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Host ID proof and documents (In case of Family and Friend’s visit)
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Attestation d'Accueil' From Host (In case of Family and Friend’s visit)
In case of Family & Friend's Visas Additional documents
Invitation Letter from Host
Host ID proof and documents
Attestation d'Accueil' From Host
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Frequently Asked Questions
Your Guide to Common Inquiries
How long does it take to process a French tourist visa?
The processing time for a French tourist visa can vary. It often takes several weeks, so it's advisable to apply well in advance of your intended travel date.
How long can I stay in France on a tourist visa?
Typically, a short-stay tourist visa for France allows you to stay for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. Be sure to adhere to the visa's validity dates.
Can I extend my tourist visa in France if I want to stay longer?
In most cases, tourist visas cannot be extended while you are in France. If you wish to stay longer or change your status, you may need to return to your home country and apply for a different type of visa.
What documents do I need for a French tourist visa?
Commonly required documents include a completed visa application form, a valid passport, passport-sized photos, travel itinerary, travel insurance, proof of accommodation, financial means proof, and a cover letter explaining your trip's purpose and itinerary.
What should I do if my visa application is denied?
If your visa application is denied, you will receive a refusal letter explaining the reason for the denial. You can appeal the decision or reapply with a stronger application addressing the stated concerns.
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