Since the outbreak of the Covid-19, Paris Aéroport staff is on duty everyday to welcome, inform and give orientation to all our valued customers.
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Paris Aéroport informs passengers about how to get to Paris-CDG and Paris-Orly
By prefectural decree, access to the Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Paris-Orly terminals is strictly reserved for passengers and persons accompanying minors, disabled persons, persons with reduced mobility, or vulnerable persons.
Some terminals at Paris-CDG and Paris-Orly are temporarily closed. Before departure, please check your departure or arrival terminal and contact your airline for flight information.
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Paris Aéroport assists passengers on departure from Paris
Before any flight, check with your airline and embassies or consulates to ensure that there are no specific measures in place in the country of destination. If you need to cancel, change or postpone a trip, contact your airline or tour operator directly.
All the informations Paris Aéroport provides to date are only indicative.
International travel from France (classification of countries by the French government)
to a "green" country
EU Member State and also Andorra, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino, Switzerland and the Vatican.
Saudi Arabia, Australia, Bahrain, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Comoros, South Korea, United States (become an "Orange" country on 12/09/21), Hong Kong, Israel (become an "Orange" country on 12/09/21), Japan, Jordan, Lebanon, New Zealand, Singapore, Taiwan, Ukraine, Uruguay, Vanuatu.
Passengers can leave France without compelling reasons (vaccinated or not) and must check directly with the country of destination about the rules in place (tests, documents, etc.)
to an "orange" country
All countries, excluding countries defined as "green" and "red"
Vaccinated passengers can leave France without compelling reasons.
For unvaccinated passengers, proof of compelling reason is required.
(addition to the rules of the country of destination)
to a "red" country
Afghanistan, Algeria, Argentina, Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Georgia, Indonesia, Iran, Maldives, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Nepal, Oman (become an "Orange" country on 12/09/21), Pakistan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Russia, Seychelles, Suriname, Tunisia, Turkey, South Africa.
Guyana
Vaccinated passengers can leave France without compelling reasons.
For unvaccinated passengers, proof of compelling reason is required.
(addition to the rules of the country of destination)
EU DIGITAL COVID CERTIFICATE
Are you vaccinated, cured or tested negative for Covid-19? Since 1 July 2021, with the harmonisation of the European health pass, also known as the EU Digital Covid Certificate, you can now travel freely throughout Europe by simply presenting a QR Code, available in France directly via the TousAntiCovid french application.
Read more about the EU digital covid certificate
PASSENGERS TO CORSICA
To travel to Corsica, a certificate of vaccination against Covid-19 or, for unvaccinated people, a negative RT-PCR test of -72hrs or a negative antigenic test -48hrs before boarding is required. At last, a sworn statement is also required.
Paris Aéroport welcomes passengers arriving in Paris
Compulsory documents will be check by Borders Police and civil protection's associations.You are kindly ask to prepare your documents in advance for these checks.
You will have to present: ID card or passport, boarding pass and, depending on the country you come from (orange or red country) you may have an eventual compelling reason document, an eventual sworn statement to abide by the rules for entry into metropolitan national territory.
In addition, a quarantine order will be given to you for "red" countries if you are not vaccinated.
International travel to France (classification of countries by the French government)
from a "green" country
EU Member State and also Andorra, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino, Switzerland and the Vatican.
Saudi Arabia, Australia, Bahrain, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Comoros, South Korea, United States (become an "Orange" country on 12/09/21), Hong Kong, Israel (become an "Orange" country on 12/09/21), Japan, Jordan, Lebanon, New Zealand, Singapore, Taiwan, Ukraine, Uruguay, Vanuatu.
Vaccinated passengers from these countries can enter France freely.
Unvaccinated passengers must have a negative RT-PCR or an antigenic test of -72hrs before boarding for France (except for connecting passengers whose final destination does not require a test).
from an "orange" country
All countries, excluding countries defined as "green" and "red"
Vaccinated passengers from these countries can enter France freely.
Unvaccinated passengers must be in possession of a compelling reason as well as a negative RT-PCR (-72hrs) or an antigenic (-48hrs) test before boarding to France (except for connecting passengers whose final destination does not require testing), followed by a random antigenic test on arrival and a 7-day self-isolation, followed by a second test at the end of this period.
from a "red" country
Afghanistan, Algeria, Argentina, Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Georgia, Indonesia, Iran, Maldives, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Nepal, Oman (become an "Orange" country on 12/09/21), Pakistan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Russia, Seychelles, Suriname, Tunisia, Turkey, South Africa.
Guyana
Vaccinated passengers from these countries can enter France freely.
Unvaccinated passengers must be in possession of a compelling reason as well as a negative RT-PCR or an antigenic test (-48hrs) before boarding for France (except for connecting passengers whose final destination does not require test), followed by a systematic antigenic test on arrival and a mandatory 10-day quarantine controlled by the security forces.
PASSENGERS ARRIVING FROM: CYPRUS, GREECE, THE NETHERLANDS, PORTUGAL, SPAIN, UNITED KINGDOM
Unvaccinated passengers arriving from Cyprus, Spain, Greece, the Netherlands, Portugal and the United Kingdom must have an RT-PCR test or a -24hrs negative antigenic test to enter in France.
Paris Aéroport guides the passengers through their connection
Paris Aéroport are open and welcome connecting passengers between flights.
You must get tested before traveling as they will not be able to get tested during their transfer if a RT-PCR test or antigenic is required by your final destination.
Integrated transfer (one single booking reference)
Your luggage will be transferred automatically by your airline from check-in until final destination.
Your are entitled to remain airside to transfer. Follow the yellow transfer signs indicating your next departure terminal. You must possess and be able to show all necessary travel documents for your entry for your final destination (including a possible RT-PCR or antigenic test, if required by your final destination, as you will not be able to carry your test out during the transfer at Paris Aéroport).
Self-connecting (two booking reference numbers, booked with two separate tickets)
You must fulfil all entry conditions on the French territory and be able to present all relevant documents, in order to collect your luggage and check it in with your next airline.
If you do not meet all requirements to enter the French territory, you will have to remain airside, and contact as soon as possible both airlines to make sure your luggage are rushed onto your next flight (including a possible RT-PCR or antigenic test, if required by your final destination, as you will not be able to carry your test out during your transfer at Paris Aéroport).
Paris Aéroport stands beside French Overseas travellers
You are travelling from Paris to the French Overseas Territories
French Guiana
• Proof of
compelling reason.
• Vaccinated passengers: Negative RT-PCR test of -72hrs or negative antigenic test -48hrs before boarding.
• Unvaccinated passengers: Proof of a compelling reason. Negative RT-PCR test of -72hrs or negative antigenic test -48hrs before boarding.
Commitment to
isolate for 7 days, followed by a second test after the 7-day period.
• Random testing on arrival.
Travel certificate
Martinique, Guadeloupe, Saint-Martin, Saint-Barthélemy
•
Vaccinated passengers: negative RT-PCR test of -72h or negative antigen test -48h before boarding.
•
Passengers not vaccinated: Proof of compelling reason. -72h negative RT-PCR test or negative antigen test -48h before boarding. Commitment to self-isolate for 7 days, followed by a second test at the end of the septaine period.
•
Random test on arrival.
Travel certificate
Reunion Island, Mayotte
• Vaccinated passengers: Negative RT-PCR test of -72hrs or negative antigenic test -48hrs before boarding.
• Unvaccinated passengers: Proof of a
compelling reason. Negative RTPCR test of -72hrs or negative antigenic test -48hrs before boarding.Commitment to
isolate for 7 days, followed by a second test after the 7-day period.
• Random testing on arrival.
Travel certificate
New Caledonia, Wallis and Futuna
• Proof of
compelling reason.
• Negative RT-PCR test of -72h before boarding for all passengers, vaccinated and unvaccinated.
• Commitment to
seclusion for 7 days, followed by a second test at the end of the 7-day period.
• Random testing on arrival.
Travel certificate
French Polynesia
• Vaccinated passengers: Negative RT-PCR test of -72hrs or negative antigenic test -48hrs before boarding.
• Unvaccinated passengers: Proof of a
compelling reason. Negative RT-PCR test of -72hrs or negative antigenic test -48hrs before boarding.Commitment to
isolate for 7 days, followed by a second test after the 7-day period.
• Random testing on arrival.
• The request for a
compelling reason must be made by electronic means at least 6 days before departure. An additional obligation is to
register on the
Etis platform within 3 days before the flight.
Travel certificate
You are arriving in Paris from the French Overseas Territories
French Guiana
• Proof of
compelling reason.
• Vaccinated passengers: Negative RT-PCR test of -72hrs or negative antigenic test -48hrs before boarding.
• Unvaccinated passengers: Proof of a compelling reason. Negative RT-PCR test of -72hrs or negative antigenic test -48hrs before boarding.
Commitment to
isolate for 7 days, followed by a second test after the 7-day period.
• Random testing on arrival.
Travel certificate
Martinique, Guadeloupe, Saint-Martin, Saint-Barthélemy
• Vaccinated passengers: free entry
• Passengers not vaccinated: proof of a compelling reason. commitment to self-isolate for 7 days, followed by a test at the end of the septain period
Travel certificate
Reunion Island, Mayotte
• Vaccinated passengers: Negative RT-PCR test of -72hrs or negative antigenic test -48hrs before boarding.
• Unvaccinated passengers: Proof of a
compelling reason. Negative RT-PCR test of -72hrs or negative antigenic test -48hrs before boarding.Commitment to
isolate for 7 days, followed by a second test after the 7-day period.
• Random testing on arrival.
Travel certificate
New Caledonia, Wallis and Futuna
• Proof of
compelling reason.
• Negative RT-PCR test of -72h before boarding for all passengers, vaccinated and unvaccinated.
• Commitment to
seclusion for 7 days, followed by a second test at the end of the 7-day period.
• Random testing on arrival.
Travel certificate
French Polynesia
• Vaccinated passengers: Negative RT-PCR test of -72hrs or negative antigenic test -48hrs before boarding.
• Unvaccinated passengers: Proof of a
compelling reason. Negative RT-PCR test of -72hrs or negative antigenic test -48hrs before boarding.Commitment to
isolate for 7 days, followed by a second test after the 7-day period.
• Random testing on arrival.
• The request for a
compelling reason must be made by electronic means at least 6 days before departure. An additional obligation is to
register on the
Etis platform within 3 days before the flight.
Travel certificate