Department of State The State Department has updated its travel recommendations. France has been changed to "Do Not Travel". Americans abroad in France are highly encouraged to leave as soon as possible and either return home, or travel to the United Kingdom or Sweden if direct flights to the United States are not available. @StateDepartment 
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailland Our Department of Protocol has released its first online Diplomatic Mission and Relationship of Thailand along with the Travel Advisory! Check this out! @MOFA_Thailand
Ministry of Transport of France Charles de Gaulle Airport will close in April, and Air France has stopped domestic flights, with long-haul international flights expected to also stop. Please check transport.gouv.fr for further information.
Department of State American citizens can apply for emergency transit visas at any Dutch border checkpoint, including at land borders, ports and airports. This will allow them to remain in the Netherlands for up to 30 days. Get more information from your American embassy in The Netherlands or France. @StateDepartment
National Police of France The DCPAF, the French Border Police, will assist any foreign citizens wishing to leave France. Please contact your local consulate or embassy, or visit dcpaf.police.fr for further information. @NationalPoliceFR
MOFA With the announcement of the largest French Airport Charles De Gaulle closing in April along with the current protests, riots & blackouts, the Department for European Affairs has deemed it necessary that the travel advisory for the French Republic is to change from Exercise normal safety precautions to Do not travel effective immediately. All Korean citizens within the French Republic are advised to leave the country as soon as possible. More information can be found
British Airways We shall be operating repatriation flights from the French Republic in light of recent announcements. Follow us on our social media accounts to keep up to date. @BritishAirways
DRPJ Paris We can no longer guarantee the safety of non-French citizens in Paris. Please take refuge in a police station or diplomatic chancery as soon as possible. The number of protestors and rioters in Paris is numbered at 4,800. @ParisJudicialPolice
MOFA With the situation escalating within the French Republic, the Republic of Korea has deemed it fit to close its current embassy within Paris with that being said, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs along with the Ministry of Defense have drafted in the Korean Armed Forces to help evacuate the embassy personnel along with ALL Citizens who wish to leave the French Republic @mofakr_eng
Office for the State of Emergency The count of protestors in France has reached some 10,000, with the majority (5,500) in Paris, 2,000 in Aquitaine, and the rest concentrated in Normandy, Nice and Toulouse. We can assure you that we are working around the clock to end the crisis. @FrenchOPSU
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade The advice on smartraveller.gov.au for Metropolitan France has been updated to "Reconsider your need to travel" due to the limited number of flights entering Metropolitan France and growing civil unrest. Advice for New Caledonia will be upgraded to "Exercise a high degree of caution" and French Polynesia as well as Wallis and Futuna will remain "Exercise normal safety precautions". Australian citizens are advised to travel by land, either vehicle or train to the United Kingdom, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, The Netherlands or Germany in order to take flights out of the country. Qantas has suspended flights into Paris but will continue to operate flights to Australia from London and Frankfurt. @DFAT
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade The Embassy in Paris will continue operate and function. Australians can continue to visit the Embassy for any consular assistance. Consulate-General's in Noumea and Papeete will also continue to operate. @DFAT
France 24 English Breaking: Unconfirmed reports of soldiers firing on protestors at the Elysee Palace. We are working to provide sources- stay tuned. @France24English
Department of Foreign Affairs We are aware and monitoring the developing situation in France and endeavour to work closely with our friends, allies and partners overseas to develop a working strategy. Our foreign policy remains unaffected. The diplomatic mission in France will remain open until further notice. @swe_dfa
Office for the State of Emergency Refugees have begun queuing at the borders to Belgium, Spain, Germany, Switzerland and Italy. As such, we have closed our borders to Spain, Italy and Switzerland without a valid visa. @French OPSU
Foreign & Commonwealth Office The Travel Advisory for the French Republic has been updated to 'Reconsider your need to Travel', repatriation flights have commenced and will be supported by the Royal Air Force. Please expect delays and travel safely. @FCO
Office for the State of Emergency Vigipirate has reached level Scarlet. Do not travel if not necessary, and remember that land borders are closed until further notice. @FrenchOPSU
French Protection Service Rioters have surrounded the Swedish, British and Korean Embassies, and are expected to move to the American Embassy shortly, which is next to the Elysee and is under close protection. We are working to evacuate those embassies now. @French SDLP
French Protection Service We can no longer guarantee the safety of embassies in the 7th, 8th or 16th Arrondissement. If your local embassy is in that arrondissement, please seek refuge in a police station or another embassy. @FrenchSDLP