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As a US citizen, do I need a visa to enter France?

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A) I have a passport.

B) I'm staying two weeks.

I've searched throughout the internet, sites such as the French embassy's, and though I think I know the answer I'm not enitirely positive. It can be difficult to translate legal lingo! :) I'd just like a definite "yes" or "no".

I'd prefer an answer from somebody who understands the legal talk or somebody who has travelled to France since 9/11, or anybody really who thinks they're qualified to answer.

THANKS! MERCI!

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  1. Yes if you want to buy things  but you only need a passport to go through the arirport security and a bording pass.


  2. Bonjour ! this should reassure you !

    Bon voyage !

    TO ENTER FRANCE AND THE SCHENGEN STATES

    Schengen States: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden.

    1- NO VISA is required for a SHORT STAY not exceeding 3 months in a SCHENGEN STATE for tourism or business purposes for the applicants of the following countries :

    Andorra*, Argentina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Cyprus, South Korea, Czech Rep., European Union* and EEE (Germany, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, The United-Kingdom, and Sweden), Hong-Kong (only passport issued by the HKSAR), Hungary, Israël, Japan, Liechtenstein*, Macao (only pasport issued by MSAR), Malta, Mexico, Monaco*, New Zealand, Poland, Romania, San Marino*, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland*, The Holy See*, Uruguay and USA.

    The citizens of the countries marked with the sign * do not need a visa for a long stay in France.

  3. No.

    An American citizen does not need a visa to enter and remain in France for a period not to exceed 90 days.

  4. I have visited France twice in 2006/7.  The first time I stayed four weeks.  You do not need a visa unless you are staying longer than 90 days.  I hope this helps.  Steve

  5. You don't need a VIsa to stay in France.  You are allowed to stay a maximum of three months/90 days.
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