6th International Conference on Advances in Solidification Processes 20–24 June 2022, Le Bischenberg, France |
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Invitation Letter
For any invitation letter please contact us: icasp6@ul-propuls.fr Information needed:
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Does a foreigner need a visa to come to France?
It all depends on your nationality and the length of your stay.
You can check if you need a visa by using the Visa Assistant service: https://france-visas.gouv.fr/en_US/web/france-visas/ai-je-besoin-d-un-visa
This website provides information on how to navigate each step of your visa application process: https://france-visas.gouv.fr/en_US/web/france-visas/visa-application-guidelines
You are replying to invitations and requests from your partners in France. You want to attend or participate in seminars or conferences related to your professional activity.
You will be issued a short-stay visa valid for the Schengen area or a French non-European territory depending on your destination. It will allow you to stay in France for the duration of your visit, which must not exceed 90 days.
To obtain your visa, you must demonstrate or prove the link between your professional activity and the purpose of your trip, ang present the required supporting documents related to your personal and professional situation.
Examples of supporting documents:
► Your arrival in France
Whether or not you need a visa, entry into the Schengen area of third-country nationals must comply with a certain number of conditions, as provided for by the European and national regulations in force.
Documents to be presented on arrival in France
The following supporting documents must be presented at the request of the Border Police upon your arrival in France:
Does an European foreigner need a visa to come to France?
It depends on your nationality and the length of your stay.
You can check if you need a visa by using the following link: https://france-visas.gouv.fr/en_US/web/france-visas/ai-je-besoin-d-un-visa
You must meet all of the following conditions when crossing the border:
• Possess a passport (or other travel document) issued for less than 10 years and whose validity period is at least 3 months longer than the planned date of your departure,
• If your nationality so requires, hold a valid visa issued by a Schengen country,
• Have sufficient resources (cash, bank cards, etc.) or be able to acquire them legally (professional activity, etc.).
The level of resources required per day of stay in France varies according to the proof of accommodation.
You must submit your visa application (no more than 3 months before the planned departure) to the French consular authorities of the country where you live.
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