Travelers from COVID-safe countries now welcomed in France

France has reduced its lockdown measures to just nightly curfew as COVID-19 cases have reduced considerably in the country. Nevertheless, many types of venues will remain closed to avoid another surge in cases following the second wave which has not ended yet. This indicates the revival of migration overseas with France as the destination.

Domestic travel for non-essential travel and tourism along with international travel has resumed. So now, travelers on a tourist visa and second house owners can visit France. People can resume making visits to meet friends and relatives inside and outside the country. Travel for Christmas Eve will be allowed but for not more than 6 adults at a time. This is along with the instructions for French people to follow hygiene and preventive measures like wearing masks and keeping social distance.

International travel has been allowed only for countries in France’s list of epidemiologically safe countries. These include:

• Singapore
• San Marino
• Iceland
• New Zealand
• Switzerland
• Australia
• Norway
• The Holy See
• The UK
• Thailand
• Japan
• Liechtenstein
• The EU
• South Korea
• Monaco
• Rwanda
• Andorra

If you are looking to Study, Work, Visit, Invest or Migrate to Europe, talk to Y-Axis, the World’s No.1 Immigration & Visa Company.

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