I'm a US citizen & I'm going to Paris for 3 months. Can I come back to Paris 2 weeks later if I go back to US?

Answer 1

yes you may , US citizens are allowed
but in case you wanted to know ?
if you are a US citizen :
LONG STAY VISA
If you are a U.S. citizen and would like to travel to France, Monaco, an Overseas Department (DOM) or Territory or New Caledonia for a long stay (over 90 days)


You DO need a visa.

Please submit:

a passport signed and valid 3 months after the last day of stay + 3 photocopies (The consulate will not keep the passport, only the copies)
4 long stay visa application forms signed and legibly filled out.
5 recent passport-size photographs .
Financial guarantee such as:
- a formal letter of reference from the applicant's bank showing account numbers and balances or recent bank, savings or brokerage account statements + 3 copies
- for people wishing to retire in France, proof of sufficient income: pension, dividends, savings, band and brokerage account statements + 3 copies

Proof of medical insurance with coverage valid in France + 3 copies
Police clearance: document obtained from the Police Department of the place of residence in the United States stating that the applicant has no criminal record + 3 copies
Letter from applicant certifying that he/she will not have any paid activity in France
Visa fee
http://www.info-france-usa.org/visitingf...

:-)

Answer 2

You can go back and forth as long as you have a valid U.S. passport. You will not require a visa. You will require one only if you plan on staying more than 3 months. If you leave the country and you have an exit stamp, you will be able to return 2 weeks later and it is considered a new entry

Answer 3

There are no visa restrictions on entry other than the normal 90 day one for US citizens, Where bdo you get your ideas Bill Mc thats a terrible thing to say that French hate Americans

Answer 4

You are allowed to stay for a maximum of 90 days in any 180-day period in the Schengen area (which includes France). This means that you can't stay for three months, go back to the US briefly, and then expect to be readmitted for another 90 days.

Answer 5

When you arrive in Paris..inform the Customs Officials of your Itnerary and they will probably assist you with what you
need to do as far as your visa.Also Contact the State Department so that you won't have any hassles when you
arrive Stateside.But as long as you have a current passport
and the necessary entry/exit visas..you shouldn't have a
problem.

Answer 6

GENERALLY SPEAKING..
The french strongly dislike America.
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Make sure you spend allot of money over there. (dahh)