How to get a France visa from Pakistan

• The France tourist visa is issued to foreigners who have the intention of exploring the tourist attractions in France.
• The tourist visa also gives permission to foreigners to visit friends or family members in France.
• A valid passport with at least six months of validity from the date of arrival in France is required.
• Two recent 2 x 2 passport-sized photographs taken against a white background are required.
• An entry stamp to prove that the applicant is entering the country legally is required.
• The visa stamp should be affixed on the blank pages in the original Pakistan passport.
• Recent bank statements showing proof of sufficient funds for the entire duration of stay.
• Proof of medical insurance to cover the entire duration of stay should be submitted.
• Applicant travelling with a tourist organization should provide the proof certificate of registration with the tourism company or invitation letter from a tour organization.
• Proof of accommodation or hotel reservation is mandatory.
• Minors (under 18) travelling alone, with only one parent, or with a third party, must present a copy of their birth certificate and written, notarized authorization from the absent parent(s) or legal guardian.
• Applicants must not overstay visa duration in France.
• Holders of a tourist visa are not required to work or study in France or will be deported.

• The business visa is issued to foreigners traveling to France for business purposes such as attending a business meeting, conferences, negotiating and signing contracts.
• The applicant should provide proof of company registration of the company in France by providing a certificate of registration issued by the Government of France.
• A cover letter from the applicant's employer in Pakistan stating the awareness of the applicant's trip, duration and reason for travel to France are required.
• The business cover letter should also indicate that the applicant is of good conduct.
• The cover letter should clearly state who will be financially responsible for the applicant during the stay in France and must be signed by a senior employee in the company in Pakistan.
• The invitation letter must be approved by the chamber of commerce in France must be provided.
• Proof of business dealings by both companies should be provided.
• Income tax for the last three months must be provided.
• Confirmation of return ticket must be provided, this is to show that the applicant has the intention of returning back to Pakistan.
• Applicant's travel itinerary showing travel details and dates of entry and exit from France is required.

• A Letter of invitation from the medical institution stating the readiness to treat the patient on a specific date of arrival.
• Payment receipt of medical fees from the French Hospital or A letter affirming the costs of the patient’s treatment is already covered.
• Detailed information on medical treatment fee issued by the medical institution’s financial department (for uncovered medical treatment)
• An affirmation certificate to assure the patient’s capacity to cope with the extra medical costs (when expecting unforeseen costs of medical treatment to happen)
• Verbal note from the Embassy of the home country of the applicant in France, or, Verbal Note from the Ministry of Health of the home country
• Birth Certificate (for a minor applicant) – The certificate must be provided in original accompanied with a copy
• Letter of Consent from the Other Parent (for a minor applicant travelling with one parent) – A formal document from a parent, translated in a French language and notarized, stating he/she has no objection about his child travelling
• Medical report from a doctor In charge of treatment in Pakistan.
• Confirmed hotel reservation or confirmed accommodation in the medical clinic (for accompanying persons of the applicant).
• A certificate from the national medical authority for the incapacity of the country to offer the appropriate medical treatment for the applicant’s condition.
• Registration 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).

• An official acceptance letter onto an accredited program at a French institution.
• The acceptance letter should be on officially headed paper, featuring your full details, the details of your program of study and the start and end dates of study.
• Proof of sufficient funds of €615 per month, which can be shown with a bank statement, a guarantor’s letter or a notice of funding from a loan, scholarship or grant.
• Ticket or reservation showing the date of departure, but can be a handwritten statement of intent, including intended departure dates.
• Proof of medical insurance (minimum cover €30,000).
• Proof of accommodation.
• Proof of proficiency in French, if you are studying a French-language course.
• Copies of past exam transcripts and graduation diplomas

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