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Tiếng Việt France has always been a dream destination for many people, not only possessing many famous tourist attractions and a unique culture, but this country has also become the perfect place to live and build a career. However, when coming to France, there are many things you need to know to have a perfect trip. Therefore, please refer to and remember the notes we share below to ensure your ideal trip to France!
France Area Code
The country code for France is 33. This country code 33 allows you to make international phone calls to France from another country.
The area code for France is 33
You can call France using the following syntax: Exit code + France country code 33 + Province/city area code + Phone number to contact.
However, each province and city in France will have a different area code. Therefore, to know exactly how to call relatives in France, you need to find out the area code of the place where they live. With the complete French dialing code, you can make international calls.
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France Time Zone
Currently, France uses up to 12 different time zones. However, in reality, France uses the UTC +1 time zone and changes to UTC +2 during the summer.
It will be difficult to know the time difference between France and Vietnam because France has up to 12 time zones. Therefore, to know the time difference between France and Vietnam, you need to determine the geographical location in France for which you want to know the time zone.
For example, the difference between Paris and Vietnam is 6 hours. Because the time zone in France (Paris) is UTC +1 while the time zone in Vietnam is UTC +7, meaning we are 6 hours behind Paris.
How to call from France
To be able to call Vietnam, you dial according to the following syntax: IDD+ Vietnam country code+ Province/city code+ phone number.
For example, if you want to call a relative living in Hanoi with the phone number 8933323, you dial as follows: 00 84 24 8933323. Here, 24 is the area code for the capital Hanoi. It's very simple, isn't it?
However, to make international calls back to Vietnam, your SIM card must be registered for international roaming. Of course, the international roaming procedure is also complicated, you have to provide documents, passports, etc., and the cost is quite high. Therefore, if you want to call from France to Vietnam comfortably without spending money, call over the Internet through social networks like Zalo, Facebook... which will help you save money on calls.
French Currency
Before 1999, France used the Franc. However, after 1999, it was replaced by the Euro – the common currency of Europe. This is the currency of the European Monetary Union and is used in 18 countries of this Union, France being one of them.
Image of French currency
Like other EU countries, France currently circulates both banknotes and coins.
- The Euro banknote is the most popular French currency and is preferred by foreign tourists. All these Euro banknotes are printed with the common blue flag, with 12 stars arranged in a circle inside. All different denominations of money have the same signature of the head of the European Union bank.
- French coins consist of denominations such as: 1 cent, 2 cents, 5 cents, 10 cents, 20 cents, 50 cents. Additionally, there are 1 Euro and 2 Euro coins that combine yellow and white.
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Traffic situation in France
In France, there are many means of transportation for your daily travel in any city you visit or live in: bicycles, buses, trains, or metros,... Buses and subways are a choice trusted by many tourists visiting France due to their convenience and relatively low cost. You can also walk to admire the scenery or ride a bicycle, which is also very enjoyable in tourist destinations in this country. Taking a boat on the Seine River is also a great experience for those who want to enjoy the city views. The ticket price for a boat trip usually ranges from about 16 euros for 1 day.
Transportation in France
French electrical outlets
Electrical outlets in France are of the 2-pin type, with grounding and a voltage of 220V. If you don't research information about French electrical outlets, you will encounter quite a few problems. Therefore, we recommend that you equip yourself with universal sockets to ensure your electronic devices: phones, cameras, laptops,... are always fully charged.
French climate
The climate in France is divided into 4 distinct seasons throughout the year: Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter.
- Spring: from March to mid-June
This is a period when the weather in France is quite cool and pleasant. The amount of rain in spring is also significantly less, making it convenient for travel and sightseeing.
- Summer: from mid-June to mid-September
Summer is the time when the temperature in France is highest. High temperatures make the climate sultry, along with dry air that makes the weather hot.
- Autumn: from mid-September to mid-December
Autumn brings a slightly chilly weather, creating a cool and very pleasant atmosphere. If you have the chance to visit France in autumn. We are sure that you will be reluctant to leave because the climate at this time is so pleasant.
- Winter: from mid-December to mid-March of the following year
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Similar to winter in other countries around the world. In winter in France, the temperature drops to below zero degrees Celsius. Snow falls heavily and densely, covering the whole of France in a vast white expanse. A scene that is hard to find in Vietnam.
If you have planned a trip to France, don't forget to "pack" some of these important notes to make your trip smoother and more complete! Wish you success!
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