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France Tourist Visa
Single/Multiple  Entry
Get by 23rd Nov, 24 
Stay upto 90 working Days 
Valid upto As per embassy 
Documents Required

What you’ll need for a successful visa application

  • Two recent coloured passport-size photographs
  • Size of the photos: 35mm x 45mm without any border
  • Ensure your photos have a white background with 80% face coverage

  • Personal bank statement (last 6 months) with seal and signature of the bank
  • Income Tax returns (last 3 years)
  • Salary slips (last 3 months)
  • Financial documents of sponsor and sponsorship letter (if sponsored)
  • GST registration certificate (If self-employed)

  • Flight Tickets
  • Hotel Booking
  • Travel Insurance

  • If you're visiting friends or family, you'll need an invitation letter along with a copy of their passport and visa

  • Minors travelling without a parent or guardian, require a NOC or No Objection Certificate from their parents
  • If employed, you require a Leave Sanction Certificate from your employer

  • Marriage certificate (if your spouse's name is not in your passport)
  • Wedding/engagement photos and your wedding card or invitation (for newly married couples)
  • Asset documents such as fixed deposits, stocks owned and property papers
  • School/College Identity card incase the applicant is a student
  • Birth certificate for minors
  • For minors- Financial documents of parents are required to be submitted along with the application

  • France visa application form
  • Original Covering letter stating the purpose and duration of stay. (If self-employed the cover letter should be on business letterhead)
  • Original leave letter from your organisation

  • Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel date
  • Your passport should have a minimum of 2 blank pages
  • Your passport should have been issued within the last 10 years
  • Indian passports with any observations or corrections will not be accepted
  • Previously issued passports, if you have any

Frequently Asked Questions

No, you cannot work in France while on a France tourist visa. If you are caught working without the appropriate visa, you could face penalties, including deportation and being banned from entering France in the future.

The most popular France tourist visa among tourists is the 90-day single/multiple entry France tourist visa. This visa allows visitors to stay in France for up to 90 days and provides the flexibility of multiple entries within that period. It is commonly chosen by tourists to explore the country and experience its culture, attractions, and landmarks.

There are several types of France tourist visas:

  • 90-day single/multiple entry France tourist visa
  • 90-day single/multiple entry France tourist visa (Child between age 6-12)
  • 90-day single/multiple entry France tourist visa (Child between age 0-6)

Yes, even though having a criminal record may impact your ability to obtain a France Tourist visa. It depends on the French consulate, they will review each France visa application on a case-by-case basis and take into consideration the severity and nature of the offence.

If you overstay your France tourist visa, it means that your legal permission to stay in France has ended. While the France visa expiration date is not directly related to your authorised period of stay, overstaying can have consequences. Overstaying can negatively impact your future visa applications and may result in being barred from entering France for a certain time. 

If you lose your passport while on a France tourist visa, you should take immediate action to report the loss and apply for a new passport. You should contact the Indian embassy or consulate in France to report the loss and apply for a replacement passport.

No, there is no specific minimum age requirement for a France tourist visa

Yes, you can apply for a France tourist visa if you are not employed. To prove your financial stability, you might need additional documentation.

Yes, you can travel to any part of France on a France tourist visa. The visa allows you to travel freely throughout France and visit any tourist destinations that you wish to explore.

No, you cannot study in France on a France tourist visa. If you wish to study in France, you will need to apply for a France student visa.

No, you cannot work or study in France with a tourist visa. You will need to apply for a different type of visa for these purposes.

  • The main difference between a 90-day single/multiple entry France tourist visa for children aged 6-12 years and a visa for children aged 0-5 years is the age bracket they cater to. The former is designed for children between 6 and 12 years old, while the latter is intended for children from birth up to 5 years old
  • Both visas allow for a stay of up to 90 days in France and offer the option of single or multiple entries. Additionally, it is important to note that biometrics are not required for children applying for these visas. However, both categories of visas require the submission of a birth certificate and, if applicable, a student ID

No, you cannot work in France while on a France tourist visa. If you are caught working without the appropriate visa, you could face penalties, including deportation and being banned from entering France in the future.

The most popular France tourist visa among tourists is the 90-day single/multiple entry France tourist visa. This visa allows visitors to stay in France for up to 90 days and provides the flexibility of multiple entries within that period. It is commonly chosen by tourists to explore the country and experience its culture, attractions, and landmarks.

There are several types of France tourist visas:

  • 90-day single/multiple entry France tourist visa
  • 90-day single/multiple entry France tourist visa (Child between age 6-12)
  • 90-day single/multiple entry France tourist visa (Child between age 0-6)

Yes, even though having a criminal record may impact your ability to obtain a France Tourist visa. It depends on the French consulate, they will review each France visa application on a case-by-case basis and take into consideration the severity and nature of the offence.

If you overstay your France tourist visa, it means that your legal permission to stay in France has ended. While the France visa expiration date is not directly related to your authorised period of stay, overstaying can have consequences. Overstaying can negatively impact your future visa applications and may result in being barred from entering France for a certain time. 

If you lose your passport while on a France tourist visa, you should take immediate action to report the loss and apply for a new passport. You should contact the Indian embassy or consulate in France to report the loss and apply for a replacement passport.

No, there is no specific minimum age requirement for a France tourist visa

Yes, you can apply for a France tourist visa if you are not employed. To prove your financial stability, you might need additional documentation.

Yes, you can travel to any part of France on a France tourist visa. The visa allows you to travel freely throughout France and visit any tourist destinations that you wish to explore.

No, you cannot study in France on a France tourist visa. If you wish to study in France, you will need to apply for a France student visa.

No, you cannot work or study in France with a tourist visa. You will need to apply for a different type of visa for these purposes.

  • The main difference between a 90-day single/multiple entry France tourist visa for children aged 6-12 years and a visa for children aged 0-5 years is the age bracket they cater to. The former is designed for children between 6 and 12 years old, while the latter is intended for children from birth up to 5 years old
  • Both visas allow for a stay of up to 90 days in France and offer the option of single or multiple entries. Additionally, it is important to note that biometrics are not required for children applying for these visas. However, both categories of visas require the submission of a birth certificate and, if applicable, a student ID

Additional Information

  • Your France Tourist Visa application fees along with the service charge are non-refundable regardless of whether it is approved or rejected by the Embassy
  • Your France Tourist Visa fee is approximately $134, and its equivalent in INR will depend on the exchange rate on the day you pay
  • Additional documents may be required by the Embassy and should be submitted in a timely manner
  • The grant or refusal of your France Tourist Visa application is at the sole discretion of the immigration office
  • France Tourist Visa issued under visit/business/transit/tourist purposes does not make the bearer eligible to work in France
  • Although having a confirmed ticket and hotel reservation is not mandatory to acquire a France tourist visa, it is recommended to submit a flight and hotel itinerary. Moreover, it is advisable to have refundable flight and hotel bookings

France

Eligibility Criteria:

  • + A holiday in France.
  • + Visiting friends or family.
  • + Visiting for medical treatment.
  • + Participating in unpaid events or contests.
  • + Enrolling in non-credit short study courses.
View All Criteria

Document List:

Photograph
Financial Documents
Travel Documents - provided by StampThePassport
Invitation Letter - format provided by StampThePassport
No Objection Certificate - format provided by StampThePassport
Other Documents
Supporting Documents - provided by StampThePassport
Passport
France Business Visa
Single/Multiple  Entry
Get by 23rd Nov, 24 
Stay upto 90 working Days 
Valid upto As per embassy 
Documents Required

What you’ll need for a successful visa application

  • Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel date
  • Your passport should have a minimum of 2 blank pages
  • Your passport should have been issued within the last 10 years
  • Indian passports with any observations or corrections will not be accepted
  • Previously issued passports, if you have any

  • Two recent coloured passport-size photographs
  • Size of the photos: 35mm x 45mm without any border
  • Ensure your photos have a white background with 80% face coverage

  • Personal bank statement (last 6 months) with seal and signature of the bank
  • Income Tax returns (last 3 years)
  • Salary slips (last 3 months)
  • Financial documents of sponsor and sponsorship letter (if sponsored)
  • GST registration certificate (If self-employed)

  • Flight Tickets
  • Hotel Booking
  • Travel Insurance

  • You'll need an invitation letter from the company or person you're visiting. The letter should include the purpose and duration of your visit, and be on an official business letterhead

  • France visa application form
  • Original Covering letter stating the purpose and duration of stay. (If self-employed the cover letter should be on business letterhead)

Frequently Asked Questions

No, you are not allowed to work remotely for an Indian employer on a France business visa

No, a France business visa does not allow you to work in France. If you want to work in France, you need to apply for a France work visa.

Yes, you can attend a conference on a France business visa. Attending a conference or a business meeting is one of the permitted activities under a France business visa

The most popular France business visa among travellers is 90-day single/multiple entry visa. This visa allows individuals to engage in business-related activities in France, such as attending meetings, conferences, or conducting negotiations, for a maximum period of 90 days.

If you lose your passport while on a France business visa, you should take immediate action to report the loss and apply for a new passport. You should contact your embassy or consulate in France to report the loss and apply for a replacement passport.

Yes, you can apply for a France business visa if you are not employed. To prove your financial stability, you might need additional documentation.

Yes, if you have a valid France business visa you can travel to other Schengen countries with a France business visa.

No, you cannot study on a France business visa. If you wish to study in France, you must apply for a student visa, which allows you to stay in France for the duration of your studies. 

Yes, it is possible to apply for a France business visa if you are self-employed. However, you must provide additional documentation to support your application, such as evidence of your business activities and financial records.

No, there is no specific minimum age requirement for a France business visa

No, you are not allowed to work remotely for an Indian employer on a France business visa

No, a France business visa does not allow you to work in France. If you want to work in France, you need to apply for a France work visa.

Yes, you can attend a conference on a France business visa. Attending a conference or a business meeting is one of the permitted activities under a France business visa

The most popular France business visa among travellers is 90-day single/multiple entry visa. This visa allows individuals to engage in business-related activities in France, such as attending meetings, conferences, or conducting negotiations, for a maximum period of 90 days.

If you lose your passport while on a France business visa, you should take immediate action to report the loss and apply for a new passport. You should contact your embassy or consulate in France to report the loss and apply for a replacement passport.

Yes, you can apply for a France business visa if you are not employed. To prove your financial stability, you might need additional documentation.

Yes, if you have a valid France business visa you can travel to other Schengen countries with a France business visa.

No, you cannot study on a France business visa. If you wish to study in France, you must apply for a student visa, which allows you to stay in France for the duration of your studies. 

Yes, it is possible to apply for a France business visa if you are self-employed. However, you must provide additional documentation to support your application, such as evidence of your business activities and financial records.

No, there is no specific minimum age requirement for a France business visa

Additional Information

  • Your France Business Visa application fees along with the service charge are non-refundable regardless of whether your application is approved or rejected by the Embassy
  • Your France Business Visa fee is approximately $145, and its equivalent in INR will depend on the exchange rate on the day you pay
  • Additional documents may be required by the Embassy and should be submitted in a timely manner
  • The grant or refusal of your France Business Visa and the processing time are at the sole discretion of the immigration office
  • France Business Visa issued under visit/business/transit/tourist purposes does not make the bearer eligible to work in France
  • Although having a confirmed ticket and hotel reservation is not mandatory to acquire a France business visa, it is recommended to submit a flight and hotel itinerary. Moreover, it is advisable to have refundable flight and hotel bookings

France

Eligibility Criteria:

  • + Attending business meetings in France.
  • + Travelling for scientific, educational, professional, or business conventions, and conferences, on specific dates.
  • + Negotiating a contract.
  • + Participating in short-term training workshops.
View All Criteria

Document List:

Passport
Photograph
Financial Documents
Travel Documents - provided by StampThePassport
Invitation Letter - format provided by StampThePassport
Supporting Documents - provided by StampThePassport
France Transit Visa
Single  Entry
Get by 23rd Nov, 24 
Stay upto As per embassy 
Valid upto As per embassy 
Documents Required

What you’ll need for a successful visa application

  • Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel date
  • Your passport should have a minimum of 2 blank pages
  • Your passport should have been issued within the last 10 years
  •  Indian passports with any observations or corrections will not be accepted
  • Previously issued passports, if you have any

 

 

  • Two recent coloured passport-size photographs
  • Size of the photos: 35mm x 45mm without any border
  • Ensure your photos have a white background with 80% face coverage

  • Copy of the valid visa/residence permit for your final destination, if applicable
  • Flight reservation to the final destination (if one way) or return ticket if you live in India

  • Original Covering letter stating the purpose and duration of stay. (If self-employed the cover letter should be on business letterhead)
  • Original leave letter from your organisation

Frequently Asked Questions

The visa validity for a France transit visa depends on the Embassy or consulate.

The visa validity for a France transit visa depends on the Embassy or consulate.

Additional Information

  • Your France Transit Visa application fees along with the service charge are non-refundable regardless of whether it is approved or rejected by the Embassy
  • Your France Transit Visa fee is approximately $135, and its equivalent in INR will depend on the exchange rate on the day you pay
  • Additional documents may be required by the Embassy and should be submitted in a timely manner
  • The grant or refusal of your France Transit Visa application is at the sole discretion of the immigration office
  • France Transit Visa issued under visit/business/transit/tourist purposes does not make the bearer eligible to work in France

France

Eligibility Criteria:

  • + You are changing transport in France to travel to another destination.
  • + You are leaving within a short time from your arrival in France.
  • + Your nationality disqualifies you for an automatic visa or visa waiver in France.
View All Criteria

Document List:

Passport
Photograph
Travel Documents - provided by StampThePassport
Supporting Documents - provided by StampThePassport
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A visa is a kind of permission that allows a non-citizen to enter, transit, or remain in a specific country. It is typically issued by the government of the country to which the person wishes to travel, and it must be obtained before entering the country.

There are many different types of visas, but some common types include:

  • Tourist visa
  • Business visa
  • Student visa
  • Work visa
  • Family visa
  • Permanent residence visa
  • Asylum/Refugee visa

An electronic visa, or e-Visa, enables applicants to submit their applications online and get their visas online. It can be obtained through the government's official website or through an authorized agency like StampThePassport

A tourist visa is a document issued by the government of a country that allows a foreign national to enter the country for tourism or personal travel reasons. Tourist visas are typically issued for 6 months or less.

A business visa is a type of visa that allows people to travel to another country for business purposes such as attending meetings, negotiating deals, or establishing new business relationships. This type of visa typically allows the holder to stay in the country for a shorter period of time, which can be for a few weeks to several months.

A family visa is a type of visa that allows people to enter the country to live with their family members who are citizens or legal permanent residents of that country. This can include spouses, children, parents, and siblings. The process of obtaining a family visa can be lengthy and requires the submission of various forms and documentation.

A visa is a kind of permission that allows a non-citizen to enter, transit, or remain in a specific country. It is typically issued by the government of the country to which the person wishes to travel, and it must be obtained before entering the country.

There are many different types of visas, but some common types include:

  • Tourist visa
  • Business visa
  • Student visa
  • Work visa
  • Family visa
  • Permanent residence visa
  • Asylum/Refugee visa

An electronic visa, or e-Visa, enables applicants to submit their applications online and get their visas online. It can be obtained through the government's official website or through an authorized agency like StampThePassport

A tourist visa is a document issued by the government of a country that allows a foreign national to enter the country for tourism or personal travel reasons. Tourist visas are typically issued for 6 months or less.

A business visa is a type of visa that allows people to travel to another country for business purposes such as attending meetings, negotiating deals, or establishing new business relationships. This type of visa typically allows the holder to stay in the country for a shorter period of time, which can be for a few weeks to several months.

A family visa is a type of visa that allows people to enter the country to live with their family members who are citizens or legal permanent residents of that country. This can include spouses, children, parents, and siblings. The process of obtaining a family visa can be lengthy and requires the submission of various forms and documentation.

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