Do U.S. citizens need visa for short term stay in France?
I am confused about traveling for tourism from USA to France. I am a US citizen, currently a student and not employed for work. I would like to travel to France several times over the next few months, for perhaps 7-10 days at a time, and then return to the USA for a month, and then repeat. Do I need a visa?
(this link makes me think a US citizen does not need a visa for a short-term visit to France. Consecutive Schengen area visas from different countries?).
And if I do need a visa, I see that the short-term visa allows for 90 days within France in a 180 day period. So, does this mean I can freely travel the France for the next 6 months with the visa I initially gain, assuming I don't go over 90 days? And at which point will I need to gain another visa, to continue visiting, and will there be a delay - that is, do I have to wait a certain number of days before I can return to France?
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How long can an American stay in France without a visa?
U.S. citizens planning to enter and visit France as tourists do not require a visa. Citizens are permitted to remain in the country a maximum of 90 days.Do U.S. citizens need a visa for France in 2020?
The ETIAS for France will allow travelers to spend up to 90 days in any Schengen member state, permitting they meet the France ETIAS requirements for Americans. United States citizens can currently visit France and the other Schengen Area countries visa-free for up to 90 days for business or tourist purposes.How long is an American allowed to stay in France?
You should check entry requirements of any other country of destination to make sure the emergency passport is accepted for entry. You may enter France for up to 90 days for tourist and business purposes without a visa.How long is a French short stay visa?
A short-stay visa authorizes foreign nationals to enter and stay in French territory for up to 3 months. Short-stay visas can be single-entry for one short stay or multiple-entry for several successive short stays.How I got my French long stay visa! | Living abroad
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