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Section 2: Compliance with the obligation to declare entry into French territory as set out in Article L. 621-3

Article R621-2 of the French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylum

Subject to the provisions of article R. 621-4, the foreign national submits the declaration of entry into French territory mentioned in article L. 621-3 to the national police services or, in the absence of such services, to the customs services or national gendarmerie units. On this occasion, he/she will be given a receipt which may be issued by means of an endorsement on the travel document.The procedures for applying this…

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Article R621-3 of the French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylum

The production of the receipt referred to in the first paragraph of article R. 621-2 enables foreign nationals subject to the obligation to declare to prove, at the request of any competent authority, that they have fulfilled this obligation. The production of the receipt referred to in the first paragraph of article R. 621-2 enables foreign nationals subject to the obligation to declare to prove, at the request of any…

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Article R621-4 of the French Code governing the entry and residence of foreign nationals and the right of asylum

A foreign national who is in one of the following situations is not required to make a declaration of entry into French territory:1° Is not subject to the visa requirement to enter France for a stay of three months or less;2° Is the holder of a valid residence permit, valid for one year or more, issued by a State party to the convention signed in Schengen on 19 June 1990;…

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