From and to Paris, people must complete a certificate, the document can be downloaded from the Prefecture website.
From the French Antilles
Passengers coming from Guadeloupe or Martinique no longer need compelling reasons to come to Saint-Martin but must wear a mask on the plane. The test is also not mandatory because the three territories are considered the same sanitary space.
En from Guyana
People coming from Guyana must present a compelling reason, negative results of a test dating from less than 72 hours and wear the mask. A septaine is also to be carried out on arrival and the test on D + 7 is strongly recommended.
Coming from Metropolitan France, the European Union or another authorized country
People arriving from Paris must present the negative results of a test dating back less than 72 hours, a sworn statement that they do not show symptoms and that they are unaware of having been in contact. with a confirmed case of covid-19 within fourteen days before the flight using the downloadable form
Flights departing from mainland France and arriving at Juliana airport are the subject of a partnership between the French side and the Dutch side for joint control of arrivals with the presence of ARS and police personnel in borders.
People going to Paris
People leaving for Paris via Guadeloupe or Sint Maarten must complete a sworn certificate that they do not show symptoms and that they are not aware of having been in contact with a confirmed case of Covid-19 in the fourteen days preceding the flight using the form which can be downloaded from the Prefecture website.
Authorized countries
The decree of July 10 lists the countries where the virus does not circulate, that is to say that people residing in these countries are authorized to come to France, Saint-Martin included, by respecting the rules (mask , test, certificate).
These countries are: France (except Guyana and Mayotte), the European Union, Andorra, Australia, Canada, South Korea, Georgia, Iceland, Japan, Lichtenstein, Monaco, Montenegro, Morocco, Norway, New Zealand, United Kingdom United, Rwanda, San Marino, Holy See, Serbia, Switzerland, Thailand, Tunisia and Uruguay.
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