Private chauffeur & VIP security in Paris
Secure transport and close protection — absolute discretion, on quote. NDA-signed team, English-speaking chauffeurs and officers.
Request a confidential quote →More than a chauffeur — complete protection
Some journeys require far more than transport. Exposed executives, public figures, diplomats, VIP families — when security is a priority, Precellence coordinates a chauffeur and close-protection officer (in French: agent de protection rapprochée, APR) for a bespoke set-up, in absolute discretion.
Our security partners come from French special forces and the gendarmerie nationale, holders of the APR professional card issued by CNAPS (the French regulator of private security activities). Every mission begins with a confidential preliminary call.
What we provide
Who is it for?
Listed-company executives
Secure business travel, guaranteed discretion, corporate billing in EUR, USD or GBP. AmEx Centurion accepted.
Public figures, artists, athletes
Protection from crowds and paparazzi, alternative routes, private entrances.
Diplomats & official delegations
Protocol observed, coordination with existing security details.
VIP families on a leisure stay
Complete peace of mind to visit Paris with family, with discreet escort.
Executives on sensitive assignments
Confidential transport for strategic meetings, M&A, audits.
Packages
| Package | Detail | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Secure transfer | Chauffeur + close-protection officer — one journey | On quote |
| Full day | Dedicated chauffeur + officer | On quote |
| Multi-day stay | Dedicated multi-day team | On quote |
| Multi-vehicle convoy | Secure convoy | On quote |
In accordance with French law 83-629, our close-protection services are delivered by CNAPS-approved partners (Conseil National des Activités Privées de Sécurité — the French regulator of private security activities).
How it works
Frequently asked questions
Request your VIP security quote
Chauffeur + close protection — absolute discretion, CNAPS-certified officers, NDA signed.


