You must have third party insurance cover (a legal requirement) at the least when driving in France, but it doesn't cover any costs incurred by you as a result of an accident. Make sure your policy is fully comprehensive and that you have your Certificate of Motor Insurance before setting off.
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Driving in FranceDrivers must be at least 18 years old and in possession of a valid driving licence, while you must also have insurance and vehicle documents (such as a V5) to hand. You do not need to carry an additional International Driving Permit.
When renting a car in France it is required by law that drivers carry unlimited third party liability insurance, and as a result it is automatically included in the price of all car rentals.
French healthcare costsMedical treatment and tests are partially paid for by the government, but the patient is responsible for the remaining amount. French state health insurance covers 70–100% of necessary treatments like doctor visits and hospital stays.
You will receive a confirmation email within 4 hours. You will receive an invoice by email within about 24 hours, with the facsimile of your Crit'Air sticker. Carte grise The Crit'Air sticker is sent to you by post within 10 days to the address indicated on the registration certificate (Certificat d'Registration)
Do I need headlamp converters in France? Yes.Depending on your car, you will either need deflector stickers or have to adjust the beam manually. This is so you don't dazzle oncoming traffic when driving on the right side of the road at night.