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CDG Terminal 3 to 2G Transfer Guide

See the usual route, checks, baggage steps and estimated time below. Use the planner for your flight.

Estimated 50–63 min CDGVAL Free shuttle bus Automated shuttle Checks depend on itinerary

Quick answer

For a typical Terminal 3 → Terminal 2G connection.

Common transfer
Estimated time
50–63 min
How you move
CDGVAL + Free shuttle bus + Automated shuttle
Security
May be required
Border control
Depends on itinerary
composed estimate: sum of segment estimates
This route may switch between airside and landside areas.
This route combines airside and landside sections. A security check and possibly border control may be required when you switch areas. Check the steps for your connection.
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Your exact process depends on your itinerary. Separate tickets, checked baggage, Schengen direction and your arrival hall can change what you need to do.

How to get from Terminal 3 to Terminal 2G

This is the usual route. Your exact path can vary by arrival hall and connection.

  1. 1
    Terminal 3 → Terminal 2E

    CDGVAL — free automated metro

  2. 2
    Terminal 2E → Terminal 2G

    Free shuttle bus — airside transit bus · Automated shuttle — LISA train from gate M first

T3 to T2E: Follow signs from Terminal 3 to the CDGVAL station at Roissypôle, then take the train towards Terminal 2. Get off at the T2 central station that links halls 2C-2D and 2E-2F. Follow signs to 2E (within Terminal 2 complex; continue on foot via covered corridors or free N1 shuttle for other halls).

T2E to T2G: From 2E gates K or L walk to the transit bus; from gate M take the LISA transit train to K first. All passengers then continue by airside transit bus to Terminal 2G.

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Do you need passport control?

The terminal pair alone does not determine the answer. What matters is your travel direction, whether your route stays airside, and whether you are entering the Schengen Area.

Border control by direction

  • Schengen → Schengen Not required
  • Schengen → Non-Schengen Required
  • Non-Schengen → Schengen Required
  • Non-Schengen → Non-Schengen Not required · only if you stay in the international transit zone
  • Non-Schengen → Non-Schengen Required · leaving the transit zone counts as entering France
Use the Connection Planner for a journey-specific answer. This guide does not turn a general terminal route into a universal border-control rule.

Do you need to collect checked baggage?

On one booking, your bag is normally checked through to your final destination. With separate tickets, plan to collect your bag and check it in again, unless your airline confirms it is checked through.

Check your baggage tag

The destination printed on your baggage tag is one of the most useful clues. If you are unsure, confirm with the airline at your departure airport.

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Related CDG guides

Terminal 3 guide Structure, halls and airlines
Terminal 2G guide Structure, halls and airlines
Connection time at CDG What decides the time you need
Terminal 3 → Terminal 1 up to 8 min
Terminal 3 → Terminal 2A 5–23 min
Terminal 3 → Terminal 2B 5–23 min
Terminal 3 → Terminal 2C 5–23 min
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Official Last verified: Sep 2026 Sources: Paris Aéroport, CDGAirportGuide
Time estimates are typical ranges. What each range includes is noted with the route; queue time varies and is never included.