Visa requirements

United States Minor Outlying Islands to France

Choose the type of visa you need to travel from United States Minor Outlying Islands to France.

Visa types

• Tourist visas

  Short stays for tourism, visiting family or friends.

  • Schengen Short-Stay Tourist Visa (Type C)
  • Long-Stay Visitor Visa (VLS-TS Visiteur)

• Student visas

  Studying, training or academic exchange.

  • Long-Stay Student Visa (VLS-TS Etudiant)

• Work / Immigration visas

  Working, settling or long-term immigration.

  • Seasonal Worker Visa (Travailleur Saisonnier)
  • Talent - Qualified Employee (Passeport Talent - Salarie Qualifie)
  • Talent - Employee on Assignment (Salarie en Mission)
  • Talent - EU Blue Card (Carte Bleue Europeenne)
  • Talent - Researcher (Talent - Chercheur)
  • Talent - Business Creator / Entrepreneur
  • Talent - Business Investor
  • Talent - Artist and Creative Professional
  • ICT - Intra-Corporate Transfer (Salarie Detache ICT)
  • Talent - Innovative Project / Startup Founder (French Tech Visa)
  • Family Reunion Visa (Regroupement Familial)
  • Au Pair Visa (Jeune Au Pair)

• Transit visas

  Passing through on the way to another country.

  • Schengen Short-Stay Transit Visa (Type C - Transit)

• Business visas

  Business trips, meetings and conferences.

  • Schengen Short-Stay Business Visa (Type C)

• Medical visas

  Medical treatment and health-related stays.

  • Schengen Short-Stay Medical Visa (Type C)

• Diplomatic visas

  Official, diplomatic and government travel.

  • Diplomatic and Official Mission Visa

• Journalist visas

  Reporting, media and press assignments.

  • Short-Stay Journalist Visa (Schengen Type C - Press Assignment)
  • Journalist / Foreign Correspondent Visa

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