Invisible disability

Some disabilities are not visible but can affect daily life, mobility, understanding or travel comfort.

They may concern people living with:

• Autism or neurodevelopmental conditions
• Psychological or mental health conditions
• Chronic pain
• Cancer and intensive treatments
• Diabetes, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy
• Brain injuries
• Partial or total hearing loss

Wearing this badge is a simple way to indicate that you may need assistance.

It does not reveal anything about your condition: it simply shows that you may benefit from:

• A little more time
• Clear and calm instructions
• Human assistance
• Occasional support to help you navigate or move around

It does not grant automatic priority access: it is a caring signal for those around you.

You can request it free of charge at the following locations:

• GVAssistance reception – Check-in level
• Visitors Center – Arrivals level

No medical proof is required: you simply need to ask.