Refused entry stamp (c) paris will it create problem?

You were refused entry into the Schengen Area because you had no valid visa or residence permit after being refused entry into Mexico.

For the Schengen authorities this is nothing more than that a 3rd county national (that requires a visa to enter the Schengen Area) is returning to their home country.

Had you have, after your refusal of entry into Mexico, an airline ticket back to your home country (understandably unlikely), then there wouldn't have been any need do go through a Schengen passport control at all.

France, however, does require an airport transit visa for Indian citizens:

• Airport Transit - France-Visas

Thus (other than the inconvincence of getting a ticket to your home county from the airside portion of the airport) you were allowed to return to your home country.

For a future application for Schengen Visa, this should pose no problem. Based on what you have written, there was no deceitful attempt to enter the Schengen area.

It may be wise to meantion, in the first application, that a refused of entry did occur.

Sources:

• Schengen Border Code ANNEX V Part B for full list of reasons
  • (c) has no valid visa or residence permit

Refused entry stamp (c) paris will it create problem?

You were refused entry into the Schengen Area because you had no valid visa or residence permit after being refused entry into Mexico.

For the Schengen authorities this is nothing more than that a 3rd county national (that requires a visa to enter the Schengen Area) is returning to their home country.

Had you had, after your refusal of entry into Mexico, an airline ticket back to your home country (understandably unlikely), then there wouldn't have been any need do go through a Schengen passport control at all.

France, however, does require an airport transit visa for Indian citizens:

• Airport Transit - France-Visas

Thus (other than the inconvincence of getting a ticket to your home county from the airside portion of the airport) you were allowed to return to your home country.

For a future application for Schengen Visa, this should pose no problem. Based on what you have written, there was no deceitful attempt to enter the Schengen area.

It may be wise to meantion, in the first application, that a refused of entry did occur.

Sources:

• Schengen Border Code ANNEX V Part B for full list of reasons
  • (c) has no valid visa or residence permit

Refused entry stamp (c) paris will it create problem?

You were refused entry into the Schengen Area because you had no valid visa or residence permit after being refused entry into Mexico.

For the Schengen authorities this is nothing more than that a 3rd county national (that requires a visa to enter the Schengen Area) is returning to their home country.

Had you have, after your refusal of entry into Mexico, an airline ticket back to your home country (understandably unlikely), then there wouldn't have been any need do go through a Schengen passport control at all.

Thus (other than the inconvincence of getting a ticket to your home county from the airside portion of the airport) you were allowed to return to your home country.

For a future application for Schengen Visa, this should pose no problem. Based on what you have written, there was no deceitful attempt to enter the Schengen area.

It may be wise to meantion, in the first application, that a refused of entry did occur.

Sources:

• Schengen Border Code ANNEX V Part B for full list of reasons
  • (c) has no valid visa or residence permit

Refused entry stamp (c) paris will it create problem?

You were refused entry into the Schengen Area because you had no valid visa or residence permit after being refused entry into Mexico.

For the Schengen authorities this is nothing more than that a 3rd county national (that requires a visa to enter the Schengen Area) is returning to their home country.

Had you have, after your refusal of entry into Mexico, an airline ticket back to your home country (understandably unlikely), then there wouldn't have been any need do go through a Schengen passport control at all.

France, however, does require an airport transit visa for Indian citizens:

• Airport Transit - France-Visas

Thus (other than the inconvincence of getting a ticket to your home county from the airside portion of the airport) you were allowed to return to your home country.

For a future application for Schengen Visa, this should pose no problem. Based on what you have written, there was no deceitful attempt to enter the Schengen area.

It may be wise to meantion, in the first application, that a refused of entry did occur.

Sources:

• Schengen Border Code ANNEX V Part B for full list of reasons
  • (c) has no valid visa or residence permit