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France Drops COVID-19 Restrictions for American Travelers
France has officially moved the US to their 'green list' for travel, but what does it mean? In short, it eases entry restrictions for Americans looking to visit this European country.
This new change not only benefits vaccinated travelers but also unvaccinated tourists, given that they show a negative PCR test taken 72 hours prior to their trip.
Read on to learn more!
The changes were announced on Monday, giving as well an end to the mask mandates on the country, only requiring face covering on public transportations moving forward.
New Entry & Covid-19 Rules
American vaccinated travelers are not required to present proof of vaccination or a negative Covid-19 before or upon arrival in the country
Unvaccinated Americans are welcome once more but need to show proof of a negative PCR test before their travels. Another option is to present a certificate of recent recovery
Children age 12 or younger are excent of any Covid-19 entry requirements
Additionally, France has also suspended the use of their vaccination pass, which was previously required to enter restaurants and public places.
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