Filipino Media, Community and Education in France

Culture-oriented Filipino community organisation in Paris that promotes Philippine history and heritage. On 30 May 2026, it partnered with the Philippine Embassy on a walking tour retracing José Rizal's footsteps in Paris for National Heritage Month. The embassy also reported its support for Aklat-Paris' Día del Galeón event on 10 October 2026.

Umbrella body of Filipino associations in France, based in Paris, which the Philippine Embassy describes as the umbrella organisation of the Filipino community. It co-organises Pista sa Paris, the community's yearly Philippine Independence Day festival with food, dance and parades, and brings association leaders together for meetings with visiting Philippine officials.

Paris chapter of Couples for Christ, the Philippine-founded Catholic family-renewal movement, with its Youth for Christ branch, which marked 21 years in Paris. It is part of the Filipino Catholic community of the Philippine Catholic Mission and held its general assembly with the mission's chaplain in September 2026. Its stated mission is building the church of the home and the church of the poor.

Iglesia Ni Cristo Bastille is a Paris congregation of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church of Christ), a church registered in the Philippines in 1914, listed on its current Western Europe District roster. Despite its name it meets in the 17th arrondissement, holding Thursday and Saturday worship services in Tagalog, English and French, including a children's worship service.

Paris association of young French-Filipinos, founded in 2019, which promotes Filipino culture in France and supports the Filipino community. It runs ticketed community events such as a Boodle Fight with Filipino performers at the Place de Manille restaurant in May 2026 and a Garden Filipino Party summer fair in July 2026, and takes yearly memberships.

National Catholic chaplaincy for Filipino migrants in France, founded in 1987 and recognised by the French Bishops' Conference, with priest chaplains sent from the Philippines (since 1997 from the Diocese of Legazpi). Its home is the Chapelle Sainte-Bernadette on Rue d'Auteuil in the 16th arrondissement, where it holds Sunday Masses mostly in Tagalog, with monthly English and French Masses. It also celebrates Masses at Saint-Pierre-de-Chaillot and Saint-Patrick d'Orgemont, and runs pilgrimages, socio-cultural activities and welfare programmes.

Iglesia Ni Cristo Nice is the Côte d'Azur congregation of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church of Christ), a church registered in the Philippines in 1914, listed on its current Western Europe District roster. It holds a Thursday evening service in English and Sunday worship services in Tagalog and French, including a children's worship service.

Umbrella organisation of Filipino community groups in Nice and the neighbouring towns of the Côte d'Azur; its full Filipino name means an association of new heroes serving towards progress and success. It organises the region's Philippine Independence Day celebration, with a Mass, a parade, a Filipiniana fashion show, talent performances, folk dancing and Philippine food that also introduces French neighbours to the culture.

French chapter of the European Network of Filipino Diaspora, a pan-European organisation that aims to amplify the collective voice of Filipinos in Europe. Led in France by Annie Estricomen, president of the umbrella body of Filipino associations in France (CGAPF), it hosted the network's first Diaspora to Dialogue conference near Paris in October 2025, with delegates from across Europe and an address by the Philippine Ambassador.

Iglesia Ni Cristo Versailles is the congregation of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church of Christ), a church registered in the Philippines in 1914, serving the Versailles side of Paris from Chaville. It appears on the church's current Western Europe District roster and holds Tuesday and Sunday worship services in Tagalog, English and French, including a children's worship service.

Iglesia Ni Cristo Val-d'Oise is the Ermont congregation of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church of Christ), a church registered in the Philippines in 1914, and the seat of its Western Europe District office on the current directory. Its house of worship on Rue de la Réunion, the church's first in France, was dedicated in 2019. It holds weekly worship services in Tagalog, English and French, with a children's worship service on Saturdays.

Iglesia Ni Cristo Paris is the Paris congregation of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church of Christ), a church registered in the Philippines in 1914, listed on its current Western Europe District roster. It meets in Ivry-sur-Seine, just south-east of Paris, for midweek and Saturday worship services in Tagalog, English and French, including a children's worship service.

Iglesia Ni Cristo Marseille is the Marseille congregation of the Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church of Christ), a church registered in the Philippines in 1914, listed on its current Western Europe District roster. It meets in the 8th arrondissement for Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday worship services in Tagalog, English and French, including a children's worship service.

Filipino-French friendship association in Toulouse that works with the Philippine Consulate in the city to present Philippine culture. It collaborated with the consulate on the Philippine booth at the Forom des Langues du Monde language festival in Place Saint-Sernin on 31 May 2026. The booth's theme was the Filipino sari-sari store.