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Charles de Gaulle International Airport

General Requirements

Since January 1, 2023, sanitary border control measures for all travel between foreign countries and France and the overseas territories depend on the country of origin.

  1. Travelers from China

    • As of January 1, 2023, any person aged 6 or older will have to wear a mask when traveling by air. The obligation to wear a mask does not apply to disabled persons with a medical certificate justifying the exemption.

    • As of February 16, 2023, a negative PCR or antigenic test result and a certificate attesting of the non contamination by the Covid 19 are no longer required to travel. Random tests at arrival are also stopped.

  2. Travelers from all countries other than China

    • All health control measures at the borders have been lifted for passengers traveling from abroad to Metropolitan France and overseas departments and regions.

    • The requirement of presenting a health pass, a compelling reason, and a sworn statement of non-contamination is no longer necessary, regardless of the country of origin.

    • Passengers are no longer required to present a certificate justifying the reason for their travel when going abroad.

    • To find out more info about the health control measures, please check the Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs website.

 

 

Entry Requirements

The French Border Police officer will request the passengers' passports or identity cards along with any required supporting documents for their visit. The passengers are advised to have their boarding passes and travel documents prepared, opened to the photo page, and proceed to the designated line based on their passport type:

Airport Information Guides

  1. Landing at Paris - CDG
    • For passengers with Paris as their final destination, they should follow the signs indicating arrivals and baggage reclaim (Baggage-Exit) once they disembark from the aircraft.
    • Passengers who have connecting flights are advised to refer to airport's guide for further assistance.
    • Paris-CDG is formed by Terminal 1, Terminal 2 (with seven sub-terminal buildings listed 2A to 2G) and Terminal 3.
  2. Border check
    • If passengers are flying from a Non-Schengen country, their first stop after arrival will be passport control.
    • Certain foreign nationals are required to present a Schengen visa, along with their passport, upon entering France.
  3. Baggage claim
    • While in the baggage reclaim area, passengers should search for their flight on the information screens and verify the assigned carousel number.
    • Complimentary baggage trolleys are available for passengers to use.
  4. French Customs
    • Passengers will pass French Customs after retrieving their baggage, prior to entering the public arrivals area.
    • Passengers who have not exceeded the duty-free allowance and have no items to declare should proceed directly through the exit doors.
    • All remaining passengers, or those who are uncertain, should make a stop at the French Customs office.
  5. Arrival hall
    • Each terminal has it’s own arrival hall, located in the public area after customs & baggage reclaims.
    • Airport visitors can verify the terminal and designated exit on the airport monitors.
  6. Leaving the airport