CDG connection scenario

Schengen → Schengen at CDG

The simplest connection scenario: you stay inside the Schengen travel zone with no passport control.

Quick answer

Border control
Not required
Security
Not normally
Baggage
Checked through
Estimated time
Time varies
Your exact process depends on your itinerary. Separate tickets, checked baggage, Schengen direction and your arrival hall can change what you need to do.

Typical journey flow

  1. 1

    Leave the aircraft and follow the yellow Transfer / Correspondance signs.

  2. 2

    Walk or take the inter-terminal connection shown for your terminal pair.

  3. 3

    Go straight to your departure gate — no border control inside the Schengen zone.

  4. 4

    Check screens for gate changes and boarding time; keep your boarding pass handy.

What can change this

  • Your nationality and visa status can add requirements (see passport control and EES guides).
  • Separate tickets with baggage to reclaim turn this into a landside journey through arrivals.
  • Terminal pair and hall (2E K/L/M) change the walking and shuttle time.
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Get a more specific answer for your journey.
  • Passport / border steps
  • Baggage steps
  • Estimated route time
  • Route instructions