Why Attend?
Attending the 35th Euro Dentistry Congress 2026 puts you at the forefront of global dental innovation:
1. Gain Cutting-Edge Knowledge
Learn from top experts about latest research, clinical techniques, and technological breakthroughs in restorative, orthodontic, surgical, and digital dentistry.
2. Global Networking Opportunities
Connect with 300+ dental professionals, researchers, and industry leaders. Build lasting collaborations, find research partners, and explore cross-border initiatives.
3. Hands-On Learning & Live Demos
Participate in specialized workshops on implant placement, laser treatments, prosthetics, and digital workflows led by internationally recognized practitioners.
4. Present Your Research
Submit abstracts for oral talks, e-posters, or panel discussions. Gain recognition and receive feedback from experts and peers worldwide.
5. Earn CME/CPD Credits
Enhance your professional credentials through accredited sessions that count toward continuing education requirements.
6. Explore Innovation & Exhibits
Discover advanced dental technologies, AI tools, biomaterials, and eco-friendly solutions showcased by leading companies and startups.
7. Opportunities for Students & Early-Career Professionals
Engage in mentorship programs, student forums, and presentation competitions designed to foster the next generation of dental leaders.
8. Experience Paris
Combine professional growth with cultural enrichment in Paris, a hub of art, science, and culinary excellence.
Visa Process for International Participants
We welcome attendees from all over the world to join us in Paris, France for the 35th Euro Dentistry Congress. To ensure smooth international travel, participants are encouraged to begin their visa application process early and refer to the guidelines specific to their region.
Note: To receive an official invitation letter for visa purposes, participants must complete the registration process and submit the required details through the conference registration portal.
Visa Process by Continent
Visa Guidelines for Participants from Africa
Participants from African countries such as Nigeria, South Africa, Egypt, Algeria, Kenya, Ghana, and others are generally required to apply for a short-stay Schengen Visa to enter France.
Requirements include:
Valid passport (minimum 3 months beyond travel date)
Completed Schengen visa application form
Official invitation letter from the conference (issued post-registration)
Proof of accommodation and flight reservations
Travel insurance
Financial proof (bank statements, employment letter)
Processing Time: 15–30 working days.
Tip: Apply at the French Embassy or Consulate in your country at least 6–8 weeks before the event.
Visa Guidelines for Participants from Asia
Participants from India, China, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Pakistan, Japan, South Korea, and Southeast Asia must obtain a Schengen visa for France.
Key documents include:
Passport with at least two blank pages
Visa application form
Recent passport-size photographs
Official invitation letter (provided upon registration)
Travel and accommodation proof
Evidence of ties to home country (employment, enrollment, etc.)
Processing Time: 10–20 business days
Submit your application to the nearest French consulate or VFS center.
Visa Guidelines for Participants from North America
Citizens of the United States and Canada do not require a visa for short stays (up to 90 days) in France. However, they must have:
A valid passport
Proof of accommodation
Travel insurance
Return or onward ticket
Invitation letters can still be provided upon registration if required for institutional or funding purposes.
Participants from other countries in North America (Mexico, Central American nations) may require a visa and should consult their local French consulate.
Visa Guidelines for Participants from Europe
Participants from EU and EEA countries do not need a visa to attend the conference in France. A national identity card or passport is sufficient.
Participants from non-Schengen European countries (e.g., Albania, Turkey, Serbia) may need a visa. Please check with your local French embassy.
Invitation letters will be issued after registration for those requiring official documentation for leave or funding approval.
Visa Guidelines for Participants from South America
Participants from Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru, and other South American nations may or may not require a visa depending on bilateral agreements with France.
Please verify with the French Embassy in your country.
Those requiring a visa must submit:
A completed Schengen visa form
Official invitation letter (post-registration)
Travel itinerary
Accommodation details
Financial documentation
Apply early, ideally 5–6 weeks before travel.
Visa Guidelines for Participants from Australia & Oceania
Citizens of Australia and New Zealand can travel to France without a visa for stays under 90 days.
However, all participants are encouraged to:
Carry their passport (valid for at least 3 months beyond stay)
Provide proof of conference registration
Hold return tickets and travel insurance
Invitation letters can be provided on request after registration for university, employer, or travel documentation purposes.
Official Invitation Letter:
To request an invitation letter for visa application, participants must first complete the registration process via our official conference website. Once registered, you can email our support team with your request.
We recommend initiating your visa application at least 6–8 weeks before the conference to account for processing time and additional documentation.