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Charles De Gaulle Airport Airport guide
Airport Summary
Charles de Gaulle Airport lies 25km northeast of the grand city of Paris. It consists of Terminal 1, 2 and 3. Paris is also served by Orly Airport.

Arrival
Arrival Terminal
ANA flights arrive at Gates30-38 of Terminal 1.
ARRIVAL
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Customers arriving at Charles De Gaulle Airport(as final destination).

1. Passport control: Customers will be required to present their passport.
2. Customs inspection 1: Carry-on luggage inspection
Duty free allowance to passngers arriving from non-E.U. countries
  • Tobacco (passengers must be 17 years or older): 200 cigarettes (or 50 cigars, 100 cigarillos, or 250 grams of tobacco)
  • Alcohol: a) 1 liter of spirits or strong liqueurs over 22 proof, or b) 2 liters of fortified wine, sparkling wine or other alcoholic beverages under 22 proof, or c) 4 liters of table-wine, or d) 16 liters of beer
  • Other goods up to a total value: EUR 430(per adult) or EUR90(under 15 years)
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    Departure
    Departures Terminal
    Click here for counter opening time
    Departures
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    General Access
    FAST TRACK Access

    Fast Track Entrance/Priority Lane for Immigration
    Fast Track which is a priority lane for Immigration is available for First Class and Business Class passengers.
    -Look for the "Fast Track" sign.
    -Please display your boarding pass when using this service.

    About VAT refunds
    VAT refund is applicable for persons over 15 years of age resident outside the European Union. It only concerns non-commercial tourist purchases for amounts in excess of €175.01 in the same shop on the same day in France.
    At shops displaying the following sign: DETAXE
    When purchasing items
    When you purchase any item which has the value-added tax(DETAXE), please inform a shop assistant that you wish to receive an export sales slip with your purchase.
    Customs procedures at time of departure
    Show the purchased item, your passport and an export sales slip to DETAXE counter at airport before your check-in and have the check stamped. After receving the check stamp, you need to send your export sales slips at the post box near customs.
    At department stores and prestige shops
    When purchasing the item
    When you purchase any item which has the value-added tax(DETAXE), please inform a shop assistant that you wish to receive an export sales slip with your purchase.
    Customs procedures at time of departure
    Show the purchased item, your passport and Tax Refund Check to the value-added tax(DETAXE)at departure and have the check stamped. After receving the check stamp, you need to send your export sales slips at the post box near customs.
    *Please see Customs information for latest information.

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    Transfers

    Narita to Paris (NH205) Arrival

    ●Connecting to the flights departs from Terminal 1

    ・To country of Shengen Convention
    Customers with baggage checked in to their final destination, proceed to Gates 60-68 or Gate 70-78(depends on your flight ) after through Immigration.
    ・To country other than Shengen Convention
    Proceed to the departure gate.

    ●Connecting to the flights departs from Terminal 2

    ・Connecting to the flights departs from 2A・2B・2C
    Take the Change Bus to 2A.
    After getting off at 2A, proceed to 2B or 2C on foot.
    ・Connecting to the flights departs from 2D・2E・2F
    Proceed to Terminal 2 by CDGVAL departs from Boutiques / Restaurants floor after immigration, then proceed to 2D・2E・2F on foot.
    ・Connecting to the flights departs from 2G
    Proceed to Terminal 2 by CDGVAL departs from Boutiques / Restaurants floor after immigration, then go up stairs to the bus stop of N2 and proceed to 2G by N2 bus.

    *About the Shengen Agreement

    Narita to Paris (NH205) Arrival
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    Customers with connecting flights
     (from Terminal 1 to a Schengen Convention Signatory Country)
    Customers with connecting flights
    (from Terminal 1 to a non-Schengen Convention Signatory Country)
    Paris to Narita (NH206) Departure

    Customers arriving from a Schengen Convention Signatory Country who checked-in luggage to Narita airport should proceed to Gates 10-18 after clearing immigration.
    Please claim your luggage at the final destination airport(Narita).

    *About the Shengen Agreement

    Narita to Paris (NH205) Arrival
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    Customers with a connecting flight
     (arriving in Terminal 1 from a domestic flight or from a Schengen Convention
    Signatory Country)
    Customers with a connecting flight
     (arriving in Terminal 1 from a international flight)
    Customers with a connecting flight
     (arriving in Terminal 2 from a domestic flight or from a Schengen Convention
    Signatory Country)
    CDGVAL is available between Terminal 1,2 and 3.Change bus is available between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2A ※Change bus will operate one for 20 minutes.

    About the Schengen Agreement
    The establishment of the EU and the tying of the Schengen Agreement have greatly simplified entry and departure procedures within Europe. The Schengen Agreement was first signed in 1985 in Schengen, a small town in Luxembourg, and implemented in 1995.
    Once a Japanese national has arrived at one of country, travel within the country is treated as "internal (domestic)" travel. The entry procedures for Japanese nationals are as follows.
    Disembarkation (entry) procedures
    When traveling to a Schengen country via another Schengen country
    The entry procedures are taken only in the country of first arrival. The customs inspection is made at the destination country.
    Example: Narita to Madrid via Paris
    The entry procedures are taken in Paris, and customs inspection made in Madrid.
    Embarkation (departure) procedures
    When traveling from a Schengen country via another Schengen country
    The departure procedures are taken only in the last Schengen country to be departed from. The customs inspection is made at the destination country.
    Example: Madrid to Narita via Paris
    The departure procedures are taken in Paris, and customs inspection done in Narita.

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    Star Alliance Lounge Fast Track Entrance/Priority Lane for Immigration

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