Entry Into The Schengen Zone: Medical Insurance is Mandatory

If you’re traveling to France in order to find your family in the context of a language course for stays less than three months, you may need a visa depending on your nationality. For this short-stay visa – visa commonly called “Schengen” because it gives you access to the countries of the Schengen area, you must obtain proof of accommodation and medical insurance mandatory.

According to statistics from the French Ministry of Tourism, tourism activities in France reported in 2008 nearly 40 billion euros. This is hardly surprising, with France the most visited country in the world for several years now.
Europe is also a prime destination for foreigners: they are 488 million to have visited Europe in 2008 (source: INSEE). To be part of a short stay (less than three months), nationals from certain countries must obtain a Schengen visa, but to get it, it is mandatory medical insurance.

Insurance Schengen Europe Access
Travel insurance is mandatory for anyone wishing to obtain a Schengen visa.
Insurance Schengen Access Europe offers protection to stay for a maximum of 90 days within the Schengen area. You can purchase up to 75 years.
You can request a free quote and purchase travel insurance for the Schengen zone expanded to European countries via a secure transaction on www.mondassur.com

The protection you need at a great price
For a stay of fifteen days, you have protection for 29 euros, 67 euros for a period of three months. This insurance also provides liability.
It is important to purchase travel insurance when you travel abroad to protect you and your family against any problem, and so make the most of your vacation. For more information on guarantees and prices of travel insurance: http://www.mondassur.com/devis/schengeurop_access.pdf

The countries of the Schengen area
The Schengen area warrants the opening of borders between the 25 countries that signed the Schengen Convention in 1985. The Schengen area does not cover the territory of the European Union: Great Britain, Cyprus, Romania and Bulgaria are not included. In contrast, three countries outside the European Union are associated with the Schengen countries: Norway, Iceland and Switzerland.
Access Insurance Schengen Europe proposed by Mondassur covers you for your stay in Schengen countries as well as in other European countries. This broad coverage makes it a particularly innovative contract.

List of countries whose citizens require a Schengen visa for France

Here is a list of countries: China (except those with a special visa regions from Macao and Hong Kong), India, Indonesia, Nigeria, Russia, Philippines, Vietnam, Ethiopia, Egypt, Turkey, Congo , Thailand, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Cameroon, Senegal, Brazil …
Some countries are exempt from Schengen visa, but it is mandatory medical insurance for their arrival in Europe.