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European Union
Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia,
Finland, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy,
Latvia, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland,
Portugal, Czech Republic, United Kingdom,
Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Spain
Other Countries
Andorra, Australia, Iceland, Liechtenstein,
Monaco, Norway, St Marin, the Vatican,
Switzerland
The nationals from the following countries
are entitled to a one-month stay without a visa
North, South and Central America
Argentina, Bolivia, Canada, Costa Rica, Chile,
El Salvador, Equador, United States, Mexico,
Nicaragua, Honduras, Panama, Paraguay, Uruguay
Asia Pacific
New Zealand, Japan, Malaysia, South Korea,
Brunei, Singapore
Europe:
Croatia
Nationals from all other countries require
visas which may be obtained from the French
Embassy or Consulate in the country of
residence. Your visa must be valid and you must
have a return ticket on arrival.
Maximum 3 month stay per semester
South America,
Brazil, China, and Chinese citizens holding a
valid passport from Hong Kong or Macau, Bulgaria
Refugees & Stateless persons
Must hold a travel authorisation from France
Customs regulations
All items brought in by
travellers for their personal use are duty free,
provided they are non-prohibited items and are
re-exported out of French Polynesia
within six months. These include 200 cigarettes
or 100 cigarillos or 50 cigars; 50 grams of
perfume; 500 grams of coffee; 100 grams of tea;
10 rolls of camera film; and 2 litres of alcohol
(champagne or wine). No one under 17 years of
age is entitled to duty-free tobacco or alcohol.
All telecommunications and
radio equipment require an import license, and
certain types of animal life and flora are
protected by customs regulations.
Strictly prohibited imports include live
animals, all plant material, flowers, fruits,
and cultured pearls originally grown in
Polynesia. Naturally, any weapons, ammunition,
and narcotics are prohibited outright.
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