Other French Guiana ordinary passports: advance territory visa required
The current DROM order requires a valid territory-specific visa unless an Annex II nationality exemption applies. This covers the ordinary-passport baseline after direct waivers and genuinely unresolved biometric rows are removed.
- A valid visa must cover French Guiana; a Schengen visa alone does not authorize the territory. France-Visas' online workflow is application filing, not eVisa issuance.
- French multi-entry-visa, residence-permit, long-stay visa, cruise, transit, crew, special/diplomatic/service passport and individual-admission exceptions remain conditional and do not change this ordinary-passport baseline.
- Georgia's former Annex II exemption was removed effective June 2025. Vanuatu's waiver is restricted to pre-25-May-2015 ordinary passports, so it cannot establish a current unqualified ordinary-passport exemption.
- Brazil's listed French Guiana exceptions are organized/brief/transit/frontier/emergency routes rather than a nationality-wide visitor waiver.
Official sourcesLégifrance, French Government legal publication service: Current Annex II: Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique and Réunion entry visasLégifrance, French Government legal publication service: Order of 8 July 2021 replacing the DROM Annex II visa tableLégifrance, French Government legal publication service: Order of 28 May 2025 removing Georgia's DROM exemptionLégifrance, French Government legal publication service: Order of 3 May 2022 limiting Vanuatu's DROM exemptionFrance-Visas, French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs: France-Visas: Short-stay visas for non-European French territories