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Is it possible to go to France on your own at the age of 17?
I am 17 years old, I am a citizen of Ukraine. In the near future I plan to go to a concert in France, but I'm afraid that without accompanying people they may not be allowed to pass at the border in France. Some friends say that from the age of 18 you can go there without an escort, although according to our laws, from the age of 16 I have the right to cross the border on my own. I'm already confused and don't know what to do. If it is possible to go to France at 17, then what documents are needed for this, in addition to a passport?
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Citizen, well, what difference does it make what friends say there, if it is directly written in the legislation that you can? Ride calmly and always listen to primary sources, not a "deaf" phone.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka, well, ours will be released, but will the French let them in? where in the legislation it is directly stated that the French are obliged to let in? I personally am not 100% sure that the girl will be let in.
For the trip you need to have with you:
- ticket back;
- hotel reservation;
- medical insurance;
-money at the rate of approximately 50 euros (need to be clarified) per day of stay in France.
a ticket to the concert is also desirable.
For the trip you need to have with you:
- ticket back;
- hotel reservation;
- medical insurance;
-money at the rate of approximately 50 euros (need to be clarified) per day of stay in France.
a ticket to the concert is also desirable.
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answered 5 years ago
Friends fools or envious. Take it easy on the biopass and have fun
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answered 5 years ago
camomille, there is always a risk of denial of entry, to any country for any gender and age, unfortunately.
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answered 5 years ago
ollennka, yes.
but, I doubt the entry into France of a minor (in France - from 18) into the country unaccompanied.
but, I doubt the entry into France of a minor (in France - from 18) into the country unaccompanied.
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answered 5 years ago
If independent travel to the European Union is allowed from the age of 16, how can entry be prohibited. You can travel freely for 1 month, the main thing is not to want to get married (up to 18)
For peace of mind, call the French Embassy on 044 590 3600
For peace of mind, call the French Embassy on 044 590 3600
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answered 5 years ago
Everything is correct. From the age of 16 you can drive on your own. Everything that camomille wrote, it can be asked regardless of age. Be at least 60 years old
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answered 5 years ago
Perhaps her parents are as inexperienced travelers as she is). Yes, I myself look for answers to questions on the Internet on any topic than from people I know.
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answered 5 years ago
Legislation of Ukraine, in particular paragraph 3 of Art. 313 of the Civil Code provides for the right of a child who has reached the age of sixteen to freely leave the country independently.
You have the legal right to leave. But from the Internet "So, the EU border code gives tourists the right to check the availability of financial security. There are no financial requirements common to the EU, each country sets them independently, in addition, the requirements are different for different travelers.
France
120 euros for those who do not have hotel reservations
65 euros for those who have a hotel reservation
32.5 euros for those who go to friends or relatives with confirmation of accommodation in them "
You have the legal right to leave. But from the Internet "So, the EU border code gives tourists the right to check the availability of financial security. There are no financial requirements common to the EU, each country sets them independently, in addition, the requirements are different for different travelers.
France
120 euros for those who do not have hotel reservations
65 euros for those who have a hotel reservation
32.5 euros for those who go to friends or relatives with confirmation of accommodation in them "
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answered 5 years ago
Travel through Poland or Hungary by train (of these countries there are low-cost airlines in Paris-Beauvais, but inside the Schengen no one asks questions upon arrival, unless additional control is established for some emergency cases) - the Poles have moderate financial requirements, and Hungarians are generally minimal. I think you won’t go to France without euros at all, it’s enough just to show them to the border guard by eye, opening your wallet. If asked where you are going, name the city where the airport of departure to France or the hotel where you will spend the night before the flight is located, and have printouts of all your ticket and hotel reservations in case they start asking further (but for me personally they never not needed).
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answered 5 years ago
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