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Daniel Silva Leite
Friday 31st of July 2020
Has anyone actually managed to go to France using the 14days based on location rule? I'm a resident on the UAE and I'm considering going to Croatia for 16 days and then go to France. Anyone have any more info into that?
Thanks
L
Monday 27th of July 2020
Hello, What is your source for the statement regarding "physical location for the last 14-days"? I have not seen that anywhere else including an assortment of consulate websites. Some websites report that nationality does not matter, but that residency status does matter. You seem to be saying that if I go to England from the US, and stay in England for 14 days, I can then go to France and be admitted - even though I am not a resident of England or the EU. Is that correct? Thank you.
Kashlee Kucheran
Monday 27th of July 2020
In an exact quote from the Canadian embassy in France: “From July 1, people from Canada, regardless of their nationality, are now admitted to French territory, particularly for tourist reasons, with a valid passport.”
Travelers from the two above approved lists of countries, as long as they are coming from said countries and have been in said countries for at least 14 days, and are traveling with valid documents, should be granted entry into France.
As seen on this article (Click HERE to read)
However, these things are very fluid and unpredictable and you should always confirm with your consulate before traveling
I only obtained a quote about 3rd party countries that were EU approved, and not outside 3rd party countries like the USA. (as the USA is banned at this time) It doesn't mean that a US resident who has been in an approved country will not gain entry, as they very well may, but you'll need to verify for sure.
C
Thursday 23rd of July 2020
Is entry on France based on Citizenship, or Location for the past 14 days?
Kashlee Kucheran
Thursday 23rd of July 2020
We have a section answering that on our most recent France article (Click HERE to read)