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Can I travel to France with my passport and a Canadian permanent card? - Wanda.D.Bright - 01-27-2011
I am planing to travel to France, stay there for less than a week, and then go to Morocco.My question is would I be allowed to stay in Paris for few days or do I need a visa ?
Re: Can I travel to France with my passport and a Canadian permanent card? - VanessaJGibbs - 01-27-2011
Since you are a Canadian permanet resident, whether or not you need a visa to visit France depends entirely on your nationality. You can use the site below to find out if you need a visa. Just fill in all the blanks and click for the info.
Re: Can I travel to France with my passport and a Canadian permanent card? - Joseph.S.Yeager - 01-27-2011
Based on your Moroccan citizenship (as stated in your previous question) you will need a visa for France, the Canadian permanent residence card is irrelevant for the visa determination. Residing in Ontario you will need to apply for the visa at the French Consulate General in Toronto. See the requirements on the attached website.
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