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Immigration officers in France also speak English. However, if you do not speak either language and feel unsure, Air France offers a meet-and-greet service with Portuguese-speaking professionals who can assist you at Charles de Gaulle Airport — from the moment you leave the aircraft until you reach your taxi. Visit the Air France website to learn more about these personalized airport services and their rates.

On Air France flights between Brazil and Paris, Economy Class passengers are allowed to bring one carry-on bag with the following maximum dimensions: 55 cm × 35 cm × 25 cm (including pockets, wheels, and handles). You may also bring one personal item, such as a handbag or laptop bag. The maximum combined weight for carry-on baggage is 12 kg. For more information about what is allowed in your carry-on luggage and the baggage rules for other classes (Premium Economy, Business, and First Class), please contact the Vou a Paris team or visit the Air France website.

On Air France flights departing from Brazil to Paris, Economy Class passengers may check in two bags free of charge, each with a maximum weight of 23 kg. Please visit the Air France website to learn more about what may be transported in checked baggage and to review the baggage policies for other travel classes (Premium Economy, Business, and First Class).

The first essential document is a valid Brazilian passport (valid for at least 90 days beyond your return date). In addition to your passport, French authorities may also request the following documents:
- A return ticket — your stay may last up to a maximum of 90 days;
- Health and repatriation insurance;
- Proof of accommodation: hotel reservation, rental agreement, or tour voucher. If you are staying with a friend or family member, an accommodation certificate (attestation d’accueil) may be required. This document must be requested by the host at the city hall or local district office (arrondissement) where they live;
- Proof of financial means, such as cash, traveler’s checks, certified checks, or a valid international credit card.
No need to worry — let the Vou a Paris team take care of everything for you!

If you are planning a short stay trip (less than 90 days), you do not need a visa. However, if you intend to stay for more than 90 days, you must apply for a long-stay visa. In this case, feel free to contact the Vou a Paris team for guidance on how to complete the process through the official French Public Service website.

Yes. You will go through immigration procedures in both your country of entry and departure in Europe, and you may be asked to present your documents again during your travels. Therefore, always keep your complete documentation with you when traveling across Europe. Before your trip, make sure to check the entry requirements and regulations of each country you plan to visit.