how to get to martinique

Practical
Entry Requirements
For short stays (up to three months) no visa is
required for the following nationalities:
Nationals who hold a valid ID card or passport
from a European Union member country or other
European Economic Area (EEA) countries, Andorra,
Monaco and Switzerland.
Mainland France residence permit holders (carte de
séjour).
Citizens of the United States and Canada may enter
without a visa for a stay up to three months, however
a valid is required.
All non-residents must have a return flight ticket.
Please be advised that the French Overseas
Departments (DOM) are not part of the Schengen
Area. Schengen visa holders must obtain the DOM
visa extension in order to enter Martinique.
Ordinary, valid passports: Argentina, Australia,
Bulgaria, Brunei, Canada, Chile, South Korea, Costa
Rica, Croatia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras,
Japan, Malta, Mexico, Nicaragua, New Zealand,
Panama, Paraguay, San Marino, the Vatican,
Singapore, Uruguay, USA, Venezuela.
If your situation is not listed above, then a visa is
required.
Useful addresses
PREFECTURE
97200 FORT DE FRANCE
Phone 05 96 39 36 00
SOUS PREFECTURE (South) )
97290 LE MARIN
Phone 05 96 74 92 90
SOUS PREFECTURE (Caribbean North)
97250 SAINT PIERRE
Phone 05 96 78 29 50
SOUS PREFECTURE (Atlantic North)
97220 TRINITE
Phone 05 96 58 21 13
POLICE HEADQUARTERS
3 Rue Victor Sévère – 97200 FORT DE FRANCE
Phone 05 96 59 40 00 / 05 96 71 36 90
Consulates
BELGIUM
M. Yan Cottrell
Zone industrielle – 97232 LE LAMENTIN
Phone 05 96 78 20 80
Yc.cmd@wanadoo.fr
BENIN
Dr Raymond Baguidi
Chemin Long Bois – Quartier Grand Case
97232 LE LAMENTIN
Phone 05 96 51 84 84
COTE D’IVOIRE
M. Louis Laouchez
186 voie Prospérité – Rousseau
97212 SAINT JOSEPH
Phone 05 96 57 68 95
louislaouchez@orange.fr
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