France has relaxed all travel restrictions for international arrivals.

From August 1, there will be no travel restrictions for international travelers arriving in France. France has lifted all the rules previously applied to international travelers, such as the production of a Covid certificate, an affidavit that the traveler in question has been infected with the virus, and an antigen test upon arrival in France.

This relaxation of regulations applies to both mainland France and overseas territories.

This new law came into force a few days ago after France announced that it would lift the Covid mask rule on public transport, taxis and any other establishments open to the public. However, it is recommended that you wear a mask when in small enclosed spaces and large public gatherings for your own safety and for the safety of others, especially vulnerable people.

France has seen a major drop in the number of active COVID cases, prompting the country to lift all travel restrictions. This move is sure to attract indecisive international travelers.

The old law required anyone traveling abroad to either show a valid reason for traveling abroad or to purchase an international travel certificate from mainland France or overseas territories. This law is also no longer in effect.

However, French officials have indicated that although all restrictions have now been lifted, the country could reintroduce the restrictions if there is another deadly health threat from the virus.

1. Is it safe to travel to France?
   Yes, France has seen a huge drop in covid cases, which means it’s safe to travel to France again.
2. Which other EU countries allow unrestricted entry?
   A total of 27 EU/EEA countries allow restriction-free travel. They are Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden and Switzerland.
3. When is the best time to visit France?
   France is best from April to June and from September to October.