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Check with the French Embassy- they will have the final say.
Penfold
As long as your passport is valid and unexpired, you can travel to France. There is no minimum period of time required.
Pretty in punk chick
No, travelling on a uk passport within europe all u need is it to be currently valid. You'll be fine.
roundater
check with the french authorities. they make the rules.
Sod it
As long as it is in date whilst you are over there then come back then you will be ok to travel.
carson-johzen
I have recently traveled to France with only 3 days to spare from the day I came back into UK.
As long as you are returning to UK by the day before your passport expires, you are good to go.
6 months allowance is generally required if you are traveling to the US.
bbh
as long as it's in date when you tavel to & from france you are fine
magiclady2007
for you to visit any european country your passport needs to have at least 6 months left before it expires but i would have a word with the passport office.
If you fill passport forms in and take them to post office they will fast track them for you for a small fee this will enable you to get your passport quicker
thejedi
Hi, They will not accept you if they do actually realise that is. You need an official 6 months but allow down to 3 months left. Anything less than this and you will be denied entry.
Chris
You need 6 months left on your passport. Unlucky.
julie travelcaster
I cannot speak for travel within the European Union, so if you are a UK Citizen I cannot answer this.
If you are a US Citizen, coming from the US then, generally you need six months left on your passport to get into the EU.
ianhad
Legally you do not need a passport to any country in the EU. You do need ID. A passport is simply the most convenient ID we have.
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