France is one of Europe's best travel destinations! Visiting the country - be it for business, academics, or a vacation -provides a quality experience to anyone who enters. France is known as the world's fashion capital and has so much to explore. It is an inspirational place for art, design, and history.

Before flying to France from India, you should secure yourself with travel insurance to enjoy a safe trip. Digit's International Travel Insurance for France covers and benefits you in unpredictable situations such as flight delays, passport loss, luggage delay, medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and other mishaps. Purchase your plan online within a few minutes, and you can be off on your perfect trip!

Yes, travel insurance is mandatory when travelling from India to France. Being a part of the Schengen Countries, France has mandated travel insurance with adequate health coverage.

Your travel insurance must cover at least €30,000 for medical treatment and evacuation and must be valid through the entire Schengen Zone and the duration of your trip.

You can apply for a Schengen Visa from India to visit all 26 countries in the zone.

A $50,000 France travel insurance plan from India for one adult for 4-day trip starts from ₹515 (excluding GST).

With its age-old history, exquisite architecture, and rich culture, France is a treasure trove for travellers. If you plan to visit this beautiful country soon, you must apply for France tourist visa from India. Schedule an appointment with the nearest visa application centre and make sure you have enough time for the review before your departure.

There are two main categories of French visas -

• Short-Stay Visa - A French Tourist Visa permits holders to travel to France for short stays of up to 90 days. With a French tourist visa, you may also travel to other Schengen countries.
• Long Stay Visa - A long-stay visa allows foreign citizens to stay in France for over three months.

Digit's Travel Insurance from India to France covers most things that could go wrong during your vacation. We are completely open in all that we do. Understanding what your travel insurance does not cover is critical, just like knowing what is covered. The following are some exclusions that our travel plan will not cover:

• We can't cover diseases or illnesses already diagnosed (pre-existing conditions) or if your doctor has already recommended no travelling.
• Daily cash allowance of up to 5 days is only valid for those hospitalised during their holiday in a foreign country.
• Death or disability won't be covered after 365 days of the accident that has caused it.
• Adventure sports are covered if you're doing it for one day. This doesn't include weeklong treks, hikes or professional-level adventure sports that go on for more than one day. 
• Acts of War are not covered.
• Flight delays are not covered if your airline already informed you about the same at least 6 hours in advance. 
• Delay of checked-in luggage is not covered if the delay is due to customs. 
• Any missed connection where the time gap between scheduled arrival of incoming flight and scheduled departure of connecting flight was less than the time required.
• Thefts will not be covered if the police of the respective aren't notified within 24 hours. 
• Trip extensions due to childbirth or related matters can't be covered.
• Trip abandonments due to pre-existing illnesses or health conditions can't be covered. 
• Trip cancellations due to rejection of visa are not covered. 

Digit is one of the foremost travel insurance providers in India, offering numerous benefits under their policies to make travelling to France secure for Indians. When purchasing your France travel insurance cover, consider buying from Digit for the following reasons:

• Compensation for Monetary Loss - Being a tourist hot spot, travelling to France comes with its risks. Crowded places like the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Moulin Rouge, etc., can expect a loss of belongings, thefts, and other petty crimes. If one is secure with travel insurance, they will not have to worry about monetary loss in a new city. Your travel plan has you covered!
• Sudden Trip Extension - If your trip is extended due to unavoidable circumstances mentioned in your policy documents and you have to stay for longer than expected, then will get reimbursed for the costs.
• Losing Your Passport is No Worry - If you lose your passport or it is stolen, expenses related to its re-issuance will be covered under Digit’s international travel insurance policy.
• Luggage Delays in Transit Become Easier to Deal With - You may experience baggage delays in transit while travelling to a foreign country. A travel insurance policy from Digit will help cover the financial losses during such times.
• Home to Home Cover - We provide coverage for medical expenses, evacuation, and accidents during travel from home to the departure point and during the return journey from port to home (up to 12 hours from the planned trip).
• Daily Cash Allowances - If you are hospitalised during the trip due to an accidental injury or emergency medical treatment and low on cash, you can use the daily allowances provided by Digit up to the maximum number of nights as specified in the policy schedule.

Disclaimer: Your policy is subject to the terms and conditions mentioned in your policy schedule and the policy wording. It is important that you thoroughly review these documents before making any decisions.

Whilst comparing travel quotes from different travel insurances for France, make sure you are aware of the following: 

• The medical benefits available and the limit of the Sum Insured for each
• Terms of claims. A lot of times, the terms and conditions can be tricky and very hard to come by. Read the fine print carefully.
• The claims process by checking the company's previous claim records. After all, that's the whole point of insurance, right? 

Are you planning a lavish romantic vacation? Then France can be an ideal destination for you. France is famous for its fascinating Eiffel Tower, Champs-Elysées, Moulin Rouge, etc., and will captivate you with their picturesque beauty. Besides, the rich art, culture, cuisine, and colourful vibes of this elegant country will keep you elated every moment.

However, you must follow some guidelines and procedures for a safe and smooth vacation. This article will provide a guide to planning a France tour.

Considering the pleasant weather conditions and soulful events, summer is the best time to visit France. The months between June to August, when the temperature ranges between 14°C and 28°C, is the ideal time for a France tour. However, if you prefer solitude, you can plan your vacation during spring.

The months between March to May and September to October come with mild temperatures and remain less crowded.

There are certain safety measures that you must follow to ensure a safe and secure vacation in your dream destination. Here are some of them:

• Local burglars may often distract you and run with your belongings. Moreover, ATM and credit card frauds are also common scams in France. Hence, keep your belongings concealed and stay alert.
• Always keep copies of your identity proof and other necessary documents handy while travelling across the country to avoid legal hazards.
• Get in touch with the Indian Embassy in France in case of any serious issues.
• Be aware of the local laws regarding smoking and drinking in public places and other essential protocols to avoid penalties.
• Check the hotel rooms and rented cars before getting in to ensure your security.
• Never engage in activities like hiking, swimming, etc. alone and always listen to the guide's instructions while participating in such activities.
• Always validate your tickets while boarding public transport as the authorities will fine you if you cannot produce them.
• Don't forget to opt for a travel insurance plan before visiting France.

Note: Travel insurance can safeguard you financially in case of any unforeseen incidents in a foreign land. International travel insurance covers you financially during passport loss, thefts, medical emergencies, flight cancellations, etc.