Europe has said it will welcome fully vaccinated Americans with open arms this summer, but exactly how you prove you are vaccinated is a slightly more complicated question.
French president Emmanuel Macron says he hopes that Americans who have had the Covid vaccine will be able to travel to France this summer - after more than a year in which travel to France from the USA has been heavily restricted.
American students have told of their frustration at being unable to get visas processed, in spite of French government reassurances that they would be prioritised.
France has tightened further its entry rules for travellers from the USA, requiring that all American travellers take a Covid-19 test before they board the plane.
As Europe opens its borders to more countries, the US remains a notable exception. While this is obviously disappointing for those with holidays booked for many travel is about more than just holidays. Our readers share their stories of families kept apart, jobs terminated and new lives put on hold.
After tough new tax compliance legislation Americans in France are reporting increasing difficulty with French banks – with one woman having her account closed down with no warning.
French universities are actively looking to enroll more American students in their faculties, but before you start sending off applications willy-nilly, have a look through these steps to help you make the right choice.
The United States is calling for a French auctioneer to halt a sale of artefacts made by Native American tribes set for Monday and instead help items be returned.
Actress Scarlett Johansson is to be awarded an honorary French Oscar - just weeks after she denounced residents of her new home Paris as "terribly rude".
Paris’s new famous resident the American star Scarlett Johansson says she has experienced Parisian rudeness since moving to the city to be with her boyfriend, French journalist Romain Dauriac. See what she has to say.
For this week's installment of our My France series, we talk to American Jeff Steiner, who runs the Americans in France network, about how he found his way to the unique department of Haute-Savoie in the Rhône-Alpes region.
Traditionally, the French have always made their Belgian neighbours the butt of their jokes – but the British (or “les Rosbifs”) and the Americans (or "les Yankees") are close runners-up.
