How to get a France visa from Guinea Bissau

• The tourist visa is meant for travellers willing to visit France for tourism or pleasure purpose without any intention of engaging in professional activities.
• A cover letter stating the purpose of visit to France is required.
  
• Two copies of the French Tourist Visa Application Form with your personal information is to be provided.
• Two passport-sized photos, not older than three months is part of the documents required.
• Passport valid for a minimum of three months and issued within the last 10 years with at least two blank pages is required.
• Copies of previous visas of places travelled to is needed at the Embassy.
• The applicant would have to prove that they don't have a criminal record with a police report from Guinea Bissau.
• A travel itinerary with details of up-to-date exit and entry flight dates is to be provided by the applicant.
• A proof of accommodation in France; a hotel reservation or host's residence is to be submitted.
• Applicants are expected to provide proof of their financial sufficiency. The purpose is to check whether you have financial resources (cash, travellers’ cheques, international bank cards, etc.) sufficient for the duration of your planned stay and your return to your country of origin.
• Copies of flight tickets of your destination country should be presented during the visa application process.
• Citizens of Guinea Bissau are not allowed to work or study with this type of visa.

• Those seeking medical treatment in France can apply for this type of visa.
• The letter of invitation from the medical institution or A Formal Agreement of the French Hospital for Patient’s Admission, are documents that must include information such as the aim of the foreign patient’s consult, his/her current diagnosis, therapy to take, length of it, appointment date, medical costs involved, main doctor in charge.
• The invitation letter should be enclosed together with a formal confirmation from the medical institution stating the readiness to treat the patient on a specific date of arrival.
• You are expected to have evidence for payment of the medical treatment.
• A detailed information on medical treatment fee issued by the medical institution’s financial department for uncovered medical treatment.
• A bank transfer slip confirming the payment of a medical treatment fee for prepaid medical treatment of the applicant.
• The applicant is to provide an affirmation certificate to assure the patient’s capacity to cope with the extra medical costs.
• Citizens of Guinea Bissau are to have a verbal Note from the Ministry of Health to confirm their visit to France.
• The formal document must declare the readiness of the relevant government of the applicant’s home country to cover his medical treatment costs.
• Minors are to provide their original birth certificate, accompanied with a copy valid Schengen Visas of accompanying parents or guardian.
• A medical report from your doctor in charge of your treatment in your country of residence is required during the application.
• A confirmed Hotel Reservation or confirmed accommodation in the medical clinic for accompanying persons of the applicant is to be presented at the Embassy.
• A certificate of the patient in the national list for organs and cornea transplant issued by the medical and surgical team.
• Performing the transplant in case of transplant is to be included with other documents.

• Citizens of Guinea Bissau visiting France for business purposes or activities are eligible for this type of visa.
• An invitation letter from the company you will be visiting and their detailed address accompanied with the duration and purpose of your visit is required.
• A letter from your employer in Guinea Bissau stating awareness and allowance of your business travel for the duration of your time in the country.
• If there were previous trade relations between the two companies, proof of such events must be provided.
• Applicants are to provide bank statements from the last 6 months during the visa processing.
• If the applicants will be financially supported during their trip, a sponsorship letter is required. In order for this letter to be valid, it must be accompanied by a bank statement of the sponsor, no older than three months.
• The applicant’s expenses during their stay in the Schengen zone, either the employer or the partner company must state coverage of expenses on the letter or invitation.
• You are required to provide the original copies of all documents with clear double-sided photocopies at the embassy. You should NOT staple the documents together.
• Self-employed Cameroonians must submit proof of business certification such as the business license and the company's certified bank account statements for the last three months.

• Foreigners intending or seeking to study in France are to have a student visa to be able to study in any of the institution in France.
• A print out of your Campus France ID number is required during the visa application.
• A letter of registration from the academic Institution you have been enrolled to is needed.
• A cover letter explaining the study project and a CV Resume is to be among the list of other documents which is needed for the visa processing.
• A proof of payment for your tuition fees a minimum of 615 Euros per month for the complete academic term is to be needed.
• A proof of medical insurance with coverage valid in France is one of the requirements needed.
• A copy of your round-trip airline ticket if you are studying for six months or less or a one-way ticket if you are studying in France for more than six month is to be provided.
• A proof of residency in France such as a lease, electricity bill, title of the property, etc. for a minimum of three months Or a hotel reservation
• Copies of your past degrees and academic diplomas, certificates in previous schools is to be presented during the visa application.
• Documents stating the accommodation arrangement during your studies is to be provided.
• Your proficiency certificate in French language if you have enrolled in a French-taught course is to be submitted at the Embassy.
• A receipt which serves as proof of your visa fee payment is required.
• Official enrollment or acceptance letter from the university is to be presented at Embassy or Consulate.

The French health care system is a universal health care largely financed by the government's national health insurance. The French government generally refunds patients 70% of most health care costs, and 100% in case of costly or long-term ailments.