The latter must be able to document this by means of a verifiable COVID-19 certificate that is connected to the EUDCC gateway. Children under 16 years and those who are either fully-vaccinated or have recovered from COVID-19 during the past six months are exempt from this requirement. Only travellers who are subject to the duty to quarantine and/or the duty to take a test must register. Requirements regarding mandatory testing, entry registration, and quarantine continue to apply in some cases. If you are among those who may travel to Norway, you must familiarise yourself with the rules that apply. For example, foreign nationals who are subject to a duty to hold a visa must be granted such a visa before they can travel here. The general conditions regarding the right to enter and stay in Norway in the Immigration Act must be met. foreign nationals with permanent residence in Svalbard or who need to travel via the Norwegian mainland on their way to or from their work or place of residence on Svalbard.
foreign nationals whose presence is strictly necessary in order to maintain sound operation of critical societal functions or safeguard the basic needs of the population.people belonging to certain professions: journalists, maritime and aeronautical personnel, freight and passenger traffic, diplomats and military personnel, Sami people engaged in reindeer husbandry, researchers, and crew on a marine research cruise.asylum seekers and resettlement refugees.foreign nationals for whom there are special reasons for granting entry, such as special care responsibilities for people in Norway or other compelling compassionate grounds.foreign nationals who are arriving for a contact visit with their children.foreign nationals, regardless of the country they are a citizen of or reside in, that have one of the following relationships with a person residing in Norway: spouse/registered partner/cohabitant, minor or adult child and step-child and parent and step-parent of a minor or adult child/step-child, grandparent and step-grandparent, grandchild and step-grandchild, romantic partner over the age of 18 (this is following an application-based scheme for prior approval for visits from romantic partners) and a romantic partner’s minor child.foreign nationals who are the spouse/registered partner/cohabitant, minor or adult child or step-child of a foreign worker who is an EEA national who does not reside in Norway, when these family members travel to Norway together with the EEA national or are joining this person in Norway.foreign nationals who are the spouse/registered partner/cohabitant, minor or adult child or step-child of Norwegian citizens, if the family lives together abroad and they are travelling together with the Norwegian citizen or are joining this person in Norway.foreign nationals who have a family immigration permit.foreign nationals who are visiting or will be staying with close family members in Norway:.PhD students at Norwegian educational or research institutions.foreign students with a place at a Norwegian educational institution.minors travelling to Norway together with their parents, if the parents are exempt from travel restrictions on grounds other than a COVID-19 certificate.minors travelling together with their parents, if the parents are exempt from travel restrictions because they have a COVID-19 certificate.Foreign nationals who are fully vaccinated or who have recovered from COVID-19 in the past 6 months and who can document this with a verifiable COVID-19 certificate that is connected to the EUDCC gateway (see Appendix D of the COVID-19 Regulations).
This means that EEA nationals, people from other countries who reside in the EEA, and people residing in the UK and Switzerland may enter Norway.Įntry restrictions will continue to apply for people coming from all other countries (grey countries). Knut Arild Hareide (Christian Democratic Party)Ģ5 September at 4 pm entry restrictions for the EEA/Schengen area and purple countries (countries outside the EEA/Schengen area which the Norwegian Institute of Public Health considers to have an acceptable rate of infection) will be lifted. Odd Emil Ingebrigtsen (Conservative Party) Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries Linda Hofstad Helleland (Conservative Party) Ministry of Local Government and Modernisation Torbjørn Røe Isaksen (Conservative Party) Olaug Vervik Bollestad (Christian Democratic Party)ĭag-Inge Ulstein (Christian Democratic Party)
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