I was born in Cartagena, Colombia. My nickname (used by some) is “Ricky”. I’m bald (verifiably so) and have been since I was 18 years old. The prime of my career as a musician was from 20 to 23 when I toured with my own band (funk). After that, I decided to do other things with my life and moved to London, England in 1992. In April 2008, I started getting false visas claiming that I’d be able to work in the USA if I visited. They didn’t know that they were fake but they took a lot of money from me.

Dreams about long hair or growing your hair long symbolize that you’re developing and nurturing your creative potential. You are learning how to make the best of your abilities and resources. Dreams can also be a way of communicating something to yourself, perhaps a message from another part of yourself. The kind of hair you dream about says something about the things that are important in your life at this time. If the hair is dead, faded, or thinning, then it indicates a lack of nourishment of some sort that can be provided by food, friends, love, or sunlight.

Do I Need A Visa For Paris

Just like there are various forms of visas that allow you to travel to Paris from the USA, there are also various messages in dreams about needing a visa for Paris. Dreams about needing a visa for Paris, in this case, are a symbol for the need of a new perspective in your life. Paris is represented by the new perspective and visa is a symbol for the ability to see it.

France Visa Requirements, Fees and Guidelines for U.S. Citizenship and U.S. Passport Holders

Do US citizens need a visa for France?

As a U.S. citizenship holder, you do not need to apply for a France Schengen Visa! You are allowed to travel to France and to all other members of  the Schengen Area  for up to 90 days for tourist or business purposes without a visa, as long as your U.S. passport is valid for at least 3 months after your planned return to the United States!

If you plan to work in France for up to 90 days, you are NOT required to have a visa except if you are:

• a diplomatic / official passport holder on a mission or
• a journalist.

However salaried employees are required to obtain a valid work permit by the French labour authorities before entering France. This document replaces the visa and should be presented during border control.

U.S. Official and Diplomatic passport holders

U.S. Official and Diplomatic passport holders must obtain a France Schengen Visa prior to arrival. You will not be allowed to enter France without a visa.

U.S. Permanent Residence Card or U.S. visa holders (except for B1/B2).

If you are a holder of the U.S. Permanent Residence Card (formerly Green Card) or U.S. visa and if you are a citizen of the countries from this list, you must apply for the France Schengen Visa which correlates with the purpose of your visit to France, as there are different types of visas available and specifically designed for your travel purpose.

France Schengen Visa requirements

• A valid passport or Travel document. Please make sure:
  • your passport has been issued within the previous 10 years,
  • your passport will be valid for at least three (3) months after the date you exit France or the Schengen Area.
• A valid U.S. permanent residence card (“green card”) or a valid US visa with valid I-94 and/or valid I-20 or I-797 + 1 photocopy, or an Advance Parole document.  (The B1/B2 visa holders must apply in their country of residence).
• One application form filled out completely and signed by the applicant (please read carefully the explanations)
• One photo, which must be glued on the application form. Applications with stapled photographs will be rejected.
• Bank and credit card statements for the last 3 months.

• Official itinerary with closed dates of travel.
• Travel Insurance stating that you are covered in case of a medical emergency and repatriation in France and in the Schengen Area (minimum coverage of € 30.000).
• Hotel reservations or proof of participation in group travel.
• You need proof of sufficient funds for the period of stay in France.  Generally, there are several recognized ways to prove your financial sufficiency:
  • A personal bank statement indicating your financial movements (for at least 3 last months)
  • Credit card
  • Cash
  • Traveller’s cheques
  • Pay slips
  • Proof of employment
  • Supporting document to attest sponsor’s readiness to cover your expenses during your stay
  • Proof of prepaid accommodation
  • Document about accommodation in private
  • Proof of prepaid transport
  • OtherAs the European Commission specifies, any foreigner seeking to enter France, since 19 June 2014, must be able attesting to the French Authorities possessing the daily money amount of 120€ if holding no proof of prepaid accommodation. If the applicant has a prepaid hotel, then this amount reduces to 65€/daily for the period of covered hotel accommodation, while the rest is 120€. Also, in case the applicant proofs cheaper forms of accommodation the amount decreases to 32.25€/ day.

For employees:

• Reference letter of employment in the U.S confirming your salary, hire date, position and dates of vacation (business registration if self employed)

For self-employed persons:

Submit a letter from the bank that you do business with, stating that the company is in good standing.

For foreign students on F1 visas:

• valid I-20
• reference letter from educational institution (school/college/university)  stating that you are in good standing, your major and the expected date of graduation.

If Invited

If you are invited by a friend or family member you must submit: a original and copy of “Attestation d’Accueil” that your host has to request at the City Hall (Mairie) in France

Traveling to France for Business purpose

You must provide a letter from your employer in the US or from your host company in France stating that you are in France on behalf of the company, giving the name and address of the contact person(s) in France and guaranteeing full responsibility for expenses, lodging, and return to the United States.

France Schengen Visa Fee and Payment Methods

The French Consulate Authorities in the USA accept only cash and money orders. For France Schengen Visa Fee please click here.

Where and How do I apply for a France Visa in U.S.?

Applying for a France Visa in Washington

You can apply for a French Visa at the VFS Global Center in Washington if you are a permanent resident of any of the following: Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, or Washington DC.

Filing an application at VFS Global in Washington

Please note that you will have to make an appointment at VFS global in Washington in order to file an application. Applications can be filed from Monday to Friday, starting at 9am to 4pm.

Contact and address
1025 Vermont Ave NW, 2nd Floor, 20005   Washington DC

Call Center:   +1 2127846157
Call Center:   +1 3472523055
Email: info.franceusa@vfsglobal.com

Applying for a France Visa in San Francisco

You can apply for a French Visa at the VFS Global Center in San Francisco if you are a permanent resident of any of the following: northern California, northern Nevada, Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, or the islands of Pacific under American jurisdiction – Guam and Samoa.

Filing an application at VFS Global in San Francisco

Please note that you will have to make an appointment at VFS global in San Francisco in order to file an application. Applications can be filed from Monday to Friday, starting at 9am to 4pm.

Contact and address
315 Montgomery Street, Regus Center – 10th Floor, 94104 San Francisco, IT,

Call Center:  +1 2127846157
Call Center   +1 3472523055
Email: info.franceusa@vfsglobal.com

Applying for a French Visa in New York

You can apply for a French Visa at the VFS Global Center in New York if you are a permanent resident of any of the following: New York or New Jersey.

Filing a French visa application at VFS Global in New York

Please note that you will have to make an appointment at VFS global in New York in order to file an application. Applications can be filed from Monday to Friday, starting at 9am to 4pm.

Contact and address
145 West 45th Street, 4th floor, FL 10036, New York,

Call Center:   +1 2127846157
Call Center:   + 1 3472523055
Email: info.franceusa@vfsglobal.com

Applying for a France Visa in New Orleans

You can apply for a French Visa at the VFS Global Center in New Orleans if you are a permanent resident of Louisiana.

Filing an application at VFS Global in New Orleans

Please note that you will have to make an appointment at VFS global in New Orleans in order to file an application. Applications can be filed from Monday to Friday, starting at 9am to 4pm.

Contact
Call Center:   +1 2127846157
Call Center:   +1 3472523055
Email: info.franceusa@vfsglobal.com

Applying for a France Visa in Miami

You can apply for a French Visa at the VFS Global Center in Miami if you are a permanent resident of any of the following: Florida, Puerto Rico, the Bahamas, the Cayman Islands, Turks and Caicos Islands or the US Virgin Islands.

Filing an application at VFS Global in Miami

Please note that you will have to make an appointment at VFS global in Miami in order to file an application. Applications can be filed from Monday to Friday, starting at 9am to 4pm.

Contact and address
2655 S The Young Rd, Coral Gables Penthouse 1-A, 33134, Miami, FL

Call Center:   +1 2127846157
Call Center:   + 1 3472523055
Email: info.franceusa@vfsglobal.com

Applying for a France Visa in Los Angeles

You can apply for a French Visa at the VFS Global Center in Los Angeles if you are a permanent resident of any of the following: Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada or New Mexico.

Filing an application at VFS Global in Los Angeles

Please note that you will have to make an appointment at VFS global in Los Angeles in or