The French Government confirmed that UK nationals can enter France if returning to their principal residence. Permanent residents of EU countries, including France, will be able to cross the UK/France border into France if they have proof of residence. On 13 April, the government announced that travel between the EU and non-European countries is suspended until further notice. On 16 March, the French Government announced that the EU would suspend travel between the EU and non-European countries for an initial period of 30 days from midday 17 March. Travel between the EU and non-European countries
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for an obligation to go to the police or gendarmerie services or to any other service or professional imposed by the administrative police authority or the judicial authority,.for compelling family reasons, assistance to vulnerable persons and childcare,.for specialised consultations and care that cannot be provided online or near the home,.journeys between principal residence and school carried out by the person attending school there or accompanying the person attending school and journeys necessary to complete exams or competitions,.There is a certificate for journeys between the place of residence and the place of professional activity and business trips that cannot be postponedĪnother certificate is for journeys taken for the following reasons: To be able to travel in Île-de-France on public transport at peak hours (from 06h30 to 09h30 and from 16h00 to 19h00) you will need to complete a travel certificate to certify your reason for travel. Certificate requirements for travel within France
This certificate can be downloaded onto smartphones or handwritten if you are unable to access a printer.
Travel beyond 100km from your place of residence is only permitted for urgent professional or family reasons and you will need to complete a travel declaration to certify your reason for travel). If you are currently resident in France, travel within your department of residence or up to 100km from your place of residence is permitted without restrictions. If you live in France, the French Government has confirmed that you can continue to enter France to return to your principal residence.īorder checks are also in place on the borders with Italy, Spain and Germany. You can still cross the border to return to the UK via France. On 20 March 2020, the French Government announced reinforced border controls with the UK.
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