- from a European Union country
- Andorra
- Iceland
- Monaco
- Liechtenstein,
- Norway
- Saint-Martin,
- the Holy See
- Switzerland
Health indicators have been set up to create a map of the world, classifying countries according to their risks and restrictions. This map evolves according to the situation in each country. Since the appearance of the Omicron variant, countries and territories have been classified as green, orange or scarlet red.Countries and territories classified as green: no active circulation of the virus at present, and no variants of concern.Countries and territories classified as orange: active circulation of the virus in controlled proportions, but no variants of concern. Countries and territories listed in red: active circulation of the virus with the presence of variants of concern.Countries and territories listed in scarlet: particularly active circulation of the virus and/or discovery of a variant likely to present a risk of increased transmissibility or immune escape.
Green countries and territories Orange countries and territories Red countries and territories Scarlet countries and territories From a country or territory in a “green zone” you are not subject to restrictionsIf vaccinated: you must present proof of vaccination and a sworn statement of absence of COVID-19 and of contact with a confirmed carrier. PCR or antigenic test less than 48 hours old.*If not vaccinated: for all persons over 11 years of age, you must present a negative PCR or antigenic test less than 48 hours old** before departure. You must complete this test with a sworn declaration of absence of COVID-19 and of contact with a confirmed carrier. You must present the documents usually required. For people vaccinated or not, on arrival in France you may be randomly subjected to a PCR or antigenic test. If you have been vaccinated: there are no restrictions, but you will still need to provide proof of a negative PCR or antigenic test less than 48 hours old* (valid for all persons over 11 years of age), as well as a sworn declaration of absence of COVID-19 and of contact with a confirmed carrier. Finally, you’ll need to provide proof of your vaccination status.If not vaccinated: you’ll need to provide a compelling reason. You’ll need to provide proof of a negative PCR test or antigen test less than 48 hours old** (valid for all persons over 11 years of age), as well as a sworn declaration of absence of COVID-19 and contact with a confirmed carrier. Finally, you must undertake to stay in isolation for 7 days, with a PCR test at the end of your isolation period. Foreign travellers must be in possession of a document attesting to the legality of their stay. If you have been vaccinated or not, you may be subjected to a random PCR or antigenic test on arrival in France. If you have been vaccinated : there are no restrictions, but you will still need to provide proof of a negative PCR or antigenic test less than 48 hours old (valid for all persons over 11 years of age), as well as a sworn declaration of absence of COVID-19 and confirmed contact with a carrier. Finally, you’ll need to provide proof of your vaccination status: antigenic test or random PCR upon arrival in France.If not vaccinated: you’ll need to provide a compelling reason. You must provide proof of a negative PCR test or antigenic test less than 48 hours old (valid for all persons over 11 years of age), as well as a sworn declaration of absence of COVID-19 and confirmed contact with a carrier. You will be subject to quarantine or isolation (10 days) controlled by the competent security forces. Foreign travellers must be in possession of a document attesting to the legality of their stay. You will need to present the documents usually required. Antigenic or PCR testing is systematic and compulsory on arrival in France. Whether or not you are in possession of a complete vaccination schedule, you must provide proof of a compelling reason to return to France. You must provide proof of a negative PCR test less than 48 hours old, or a negative antigen test less than 24 hours old. Systematic and compulsory antigen or PCR test on arrival in France.
You will be subject to quarantine or isolation (10 days) controlled by the competent security forces. Foreign travelers must be in possession of a document attesting to the legality of their stay. You will need to present the documents usually required. Green countries and territories Orange countries and territories Red countries and territories Scarlet countries and territories To travel to a country/territory in a “green zone”, you need to find out about the entry conditions for your destination. If vaccinated: you are not subject to restrictions.If not vaccinated: you must justify a compelling reason. If you wish to return to your country of residence or origin, you may leave France. There is no guarantee that you will be able to return to France without a compelling reason. Travelers wishing to visit a country in the orange zone should find out in advance about entry conditions at their destination. You must justify a compelling reason. If you wish to return to your country of residence or origin, you may leave France. There is no guarantee that you will be able to return to France without a compelling reason. Travelers wishing to visit a country in the orange zone should find out in advance about entry conditions at their destination. You must justify a compelling reason. If you wish to return to your country of residence or origin, you may leave France. There is no guarantee that you will be able to return to France without a compelling reason. Travelers wishing to visit a country in the orange zone should find out in advance about entry conditions at their destination. Green countries and territories Orange countries and territories Red countries and territories Scarletcountries and territories – European Area – Andorra – Iceland – Monaco – Liechtenstein – Norway – Saint-Martin – Holy See – Switzerland – Vatican City – Saudi Arabia – Australia– Argentina – Bahrain – Canada– South Korea – UAE – Hong Kong – Japan – Jordan – Kuwait – Lebanon – New Zealand – Qatar – Rwanda – Senegal – Taiwan – Union of Comoros – Uruguay – Vanuatu All countries not included in the “green”, “red” and “scarlet red” lists – Afghanistan – Belarus – Brazil – Costa Rica – Cuba – Georgia – Mauritius – Moldova – Montenegro – Pakistan – Russia – Serbia – Suriname – Turkey – Ukraine – South Africa – Botswana – Eswatini – Lesotho – Malawi – Mozambique – Namibia – Zimbabwe
