France and passport validity
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France and passport validity
I have a q about passport validity when traveling to France - does it have to be valid 6 months after the date of trip or am I dreaming?
I have to change my passport in april and if so I guess I shouln't make any plans for travel yet.
I have to change my passport in april and if so I guess I shouln't make any plans for travel yet.
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You might be dreaming.
If you're British or Irish, there's no minimum passport validity rule for a visit to France.
If you're a citizen of any other EU country, your national ID card is all you need anyway. There's no minimum validity rule here either.
If you're a citizen of another country and your journey doesn't need a visa, your passport must be valid for three months beyond the end of your planned stay.
If you do need a visa, the six month rule might apply.
If you're British or Irish, there's no minimum passport validity rule for a visit to France.
If you're a citizen of any other EU country, your national ID card is all you need anyway. There's no minimum validity rule here either.
If you're a citizen of another country and your journey doesn't need a visa, your passport must be valid for three months beyond the end of your planned stay.
If you do need a visa, the six month rule might apply.
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Every country has its own requirements. But nothing says you have to wait until April to renew your passport. You never know when an opportunity for a trip might arise.
I always renew when I have 6 or 7 months left. Then I'm ready for anything.
I always renew when I have 6 or 7 months left. Then I'm ready for anything.
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