He was injured and captured in a sensational attack in Brussels on 18 March following four months on the run.
The 26-year-old French national was conceived in Brussels and lived there before the Paris assaults.
He would be held in isolation in a most extreme security jail in the Paris territory, said Justice Minister Jean-Jacques Urvoas.
The co-ordinated assaults completed by alleged Islamic State in Paris on 13 November guaranteed 130 lives and left handfuls all the more extremely injured.
Belgium's government prosecutor said Salah Abdeslam had been "surrendered to the French powers toward the beginning of today (in execution of the European Arrest Warrant issued by France on 19 March 2016)".
He was then formally set collared and taken to a Paris court for addressing by judges. It is thought he will be taken to Fleury-Merogis, Europe's greatest prison south of the capital where two of the January 2015 Paris aggressors had served sentences.
Salah Abdeslam is accused in France of cooperation in terrorist murder and the exercises of a terrorist association.
He was additionally arraigned by Belgian powers a week ago over a shoot-out in the Forest range of Brussels in which four police were injured, three days before he was captured.
Prior, French criminal legal counselor Frank Berton told French media that he would be tackling Salah Abdeslam's protection in France taking after a more than two hour meeting between the two last Friday at a high-security correctional facility at Beveren, close Antwerp.
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