- South Africa : Travellers from countries affected by the coronavirus can no longer enter the country.
- Algeria: closure of all air and sea links with France from 19 March.
- Saudi Arabia : complete suspension of passenger arrivals.
- Argentina: Travellers from countries affected by the coronavirus can no longer enter the country.
- Australia: Passengers must self-quarantine on arrival in Australia for a period of 14 days.
- Austria : foreign travellers arriving by land from France, Spain and Switzerland must have a medical certificate of negative infection for the Coronavirus in German or English. This certificate must not be valid for more than 4 days. The form can be downloaded here. Flight services have been suspended to France and Switzerland since 16 March and to Belgium since 17 March.
- Bahrain : Passengers and travellers from the European Union are not authorised to enter or transit Bahrain.
- Benin : Mandatory 14-day quarantine for all travellers arriving from countries affected by the coronavirus.
- Cambodia : Since 16 March, travellers from France have been unable to enter or transit Cambodia. The measure will apply until 15 April.
- Canada : No new measures have been taken to date. Europeans can still arrive in the country, but more restrictive measures are expected in the coming days.
- Chile : Mandatory 14-day quarantine for all travellers arriving from France.
- China : Mandatory 14-day quarantine for all travellers arriving at Guangzhou, Shanghai and Shenzhen airports from countries affected by the coronavirus. All passengers from all countries must be isolated for 14 days on arrival in Beijing.
- Colombia : Travellers arriving from France can no longer enter Colombia.
- Croatia : 14-day self-quarantine for all travellers arriving from countries where the disease is circulating. Passengers arriving from countries considered to be at risk are subject to compulsory quarantine and must pay their own costs in the country. An identification form must be completed on arrival.
- Cyprus : no foreign passengers are allowed on the island
- Denmark : no foreign passengers are allowed to enter the country, except for nationals and travellers with a job in Denmark, as well as passengers in transit at the airport.
- Egypt: Passengers are examined and monitored for 14 days. A Health Observation Card must be completed.
- Estonia : no foreign travellers will be allowed into the country from 17 March.
- United States: All non-American passengers from the European Union (Schengen) and the United Kingdom are banned from entering the United States. Only passengers with residence and/or work permits are excluded from this measure.
- Gabon : no foreign passengers are allowed on the territory.
- Hong Kong : compulsory quarantine in the centre for French passengers for 14 days.
- Hungary : The country is closing its borders to foreign travellers on 17 March.
- India : all visas are declared invalid. No new visas issued until further notice.
- Israel: no foreign passengers are allowed to enter the country.
- Italy: no foreign passengers are allowed to enter the country.
- Jordan : French passengers are not allowed to enter or transit Jordan.
- Kenya : Passengers arriving from high-risk areas must complete a health form on arrival.
- Kuwait : no foreign passengers are allowed to enter the country.
- Latvia : Foreign travellers are no longer allowed into the country, with the closure of the borders on 17 March.
- Lebanon : Passengers from France are not permitted to enter Lebanon.
- Lithuania : no foreign passengers are allowed to enter the country.
- Maldives : Passengers arriving from France are not permitted.
- Malta : compulsory self-quarantine for passengers arriving from a country considered to be a high-risk area.
- Morocco : suspension of all air and sea links with France.
- Moldova : foreign travellers are not permitted.
- Myanmar : Passengers arriving from France are quarantined for 14 days.
- Norway : Norway has just closed its international borders to all foreign travellers.
- Oman : no visa issued for travellers from France.
- Uzbekistan : Travellers from France are no longer allowed into the country.
- Peru : Compulsory quarantine for French travellers for 14 days.
- Poland : passengers are no longer allowed to enter Poland
- Qatar : Mandatory quarantine for travellers arriving from France for 14 days. Transit passengers are excluded from this measure.
- Russia : compulsory passenger reporting on a special telephone line for passengers arriving from France and compulsory self-check-in in Moscow and St Petersburg for 14 days.
- Taiwan : Mandatory 14-day quarantine for all travellers arriving from countries affected by the coronavirus.
- Czech Republic : no foreign passengers are permitted on Czech Republic territory, except for nationals and travellers with residence permits.
- Serbia : Passengers from France and Switzerland are no longer allowed to enter Serbia.
- Singapore : Passengers arriving from France are no longer permitted to enter Singapore, except for residents.
- Slovakia : complete suspension of passenger arrivals
- Sri Lanka : Suspension of all visas. Passengers from Belgium, France and Switzerland are no longer allowed into the country.
- Thailand : Passengers from the European Union, with the exception of Italy, are obliged to place themselves in self-containment on arrival in the Kingdom.
- Turkey: French and Belgian nationals and travellers who have stayed in France are no longer authorised to enter or transit Turkey.
- Ukraine : All borders were closed from 17 March and all flights suspended.
- Vietnam : Visas are suspended for all travellers from the Schengen area and the UK.
