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Norway Visa from India

A licensed team prepares and files your application — aimed at getting you approved. The decision stays with the embassy.

Last reviewed: 10 September 2026 · Verified against current VFS Global India fees

Typical processing

15 calendar days from when the Royal Norwegian Embassy receives your complete application. May extend to 30 days if additional documents or interview needed, and up to 45 days in exceptional cases referred to UDI.

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Length of stay

90 days in any 180-day period

Processing

15 calendar days

Entry

Single or multiple entry

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Norway Visa — All Types

Each visa type has its own fees, documents, and processing rules. Tap any card for the complete guide.

Schengen Short-Stay (Type C) — Tourism

Tourist Visa

Schengen short-stay visa for Indian citizens travelling to Norway for tourism, sightseeing, fjord cruises, and the Northern Lights — up to 90 days.

Fee€90Stay90 days in any 180-day period (Schengen-wide)
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Schengen Short-Stay (Type C) — Business / Conference

Business Visa

Short-stay Schengen visa for meetings, conferences, training, and trade events in Norway for Indian business professionals.

Fee€90Stay90 days in any 180-day period (Schengen-wide)
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Schengen Short-Stay (Type C) — Visiting Family / Friends

Visa for Visiting Family & Friends

Schengen short-stay visa for Indian citizens visiting family or friends resident in Norway — up to 90 days.

Fee€90Stay90 days in any 180-day period (Schengen-wide)
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Schengen Short-Stay (Type C) — Transit

Transit Visa

Short-stay Schengen visa for Indian citizens passing through Norway en route to another destination — typically for stopovers requiring entry into the Schengen area.

Fee€90StayUp to 5 days per transit (Schengen-wide)
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Schengen — Airport Transit (Type A)

Airport Transit Visa

Visa for Indian citizens transiting through the international zone of a Norwegian airport (typically Oslo OSL) without entering the Schengen area.

Fee€90StayStrictly inside the airport international transit zone — no entry to Schengen territory
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Schengen Short-Stay (Type C) — Seafarers' Transit

Seafarers' Transit Visa

Schengen transit visa for Indian merchant marine seafarers joining or leaving a vessel via a Norwegian port.

Fee€90StayUp to 5 days per transit (Schengen-wide); duration aligned to vessel schedule
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Long-Stay Residence Permit — StudiesInfo only

Study Residence Permit

Informational guide to the Norway Residence Permit for studies (higher education / vocational school / folk high school) for Indian citizens.

FeeNOK 5,900StayDuration of the study programme (renewable)
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Long-Stay Residence Permit — Work / EmploymentInfo only

Work Residence Permit

Informational guide to Norway Residence Permits for work (Skilled Worker, Specialist, Self-employed, Independent Contractor, Seasonal Worker, Service Provider, etc.) for Indian citizens.

FeeNOK 6,300Stay1–3 years initial (depending on category), renewable
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Long-Stay Residence Permit — Family ImmigrationInfo only

Family Reunification Residence Permit

Informational guide to Norway Family Immigration permits — spouse, registered partner, cohabitant, children, parents, and siblings of Norwegian residents.

FeeNOK 10,500StaySame duration as the sponsor's residence permit (or permanent residence if sponsor is a permanent resident)
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⚙️ Application Process

1

Talk to us on WhatsApp

Chat with our visa expert. We recommend the right visa type and review your eligibility.

2

Prepare Documents

Upload documents to your portal. Our team reviews each one and flags what's missing.

3

VFS Appointment

We book the earliest VFS slot, prepare your file, and brief you for biometrics.

4

Biometrics & Submission

Visit VFS centre for biometrics. Your application is submitted to the embassy.

5

Track & Receive

Track status via your dashboard. Once approved, collect your passport with the visa.

💡 Important Tips

  • One Schengen visa lets you enter via Norway and travel all 29 Schengen countries on the same visa.
  • Current Norway appointment wait is about Days – weeks — book your VFS slot early to protect your travel date.
  • Allow around 15 days for Norway — apply 4–6 weeks before you fly.
  • Keep your bank balance healthy — ₹3–5 lakh is a safe range for most short-stay visas.
  • Show strong ties to India (stable job, property, family) — the biggest approval lever.
  • Book refundable flights and hotels until the visa is approved.
  • Buy travel insurance before your embassy / VFS appointment.
  • Carry originals plus photocopies to VFS, and never give false or inconsistent information.

Planning your trip

Know Norway before you go

Norway flag — visa destination

About Norway

Fjords, Northern Lights & the Midnight Sun

Norway is the bucket-list Schengen country for Indian travellers — towering fjords carved by glaciers, the otherworldly Aurora Borealis painting winter skies, and 24-hour daylight in the Arctic summer. From Oslo's Viking museums to Bergen's UNESCO Hanseatic wharf, the Lofoten Islands, and the Tromsø ice hotels, every region offers a different bucket-list moment. As a Schengen member, a Norway visa also unlocks 28 other European countries.

Capital

Oslo

Currency

NOK (Norwegian krone)

Language

Norwegian / English (widely spoken)

Flight time

~9–11h from Delhi (1 stop, no direct)

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Why Indians Love Visiting

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Iconic Fjords

Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord (both UNESCO), Sognefjord (Norway's longest at 204 km), Lysefjord with Pulpit Rock — best seen from a cruise or scenic train.

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Northern Lights

Tromsø, Alta, and Kirkenes are world-class Aurora-hunting bases from late September to early April. Clear nights + Arctic latitudes = high chance of the show.

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Midnight Sun

Above the Arctic Circle (Bodø, Lofoten, Tromsø, North Cape), the sun never sets from May to July — eerie, magical, and a totally Indian-friendly experience without the cold.

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World's Most Beautiful Train Rides

Bergen Railway (Oslo → Bergen), Flåm Railway (steepest in Northern Europe), and the Arctic Train (Trondheim → Bodø) cross glaciers, fjords, and tundra.

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Salmon, Brown Cheese & Reindeer

Norwegian salmon is world-famous, brunost (caramelised brown cheese) is uniquely Norwegian, and reindeer steak is a Sámi specialty in the north.

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Schengen Gateway

One Norway visa works across all 29 Schengen countries — combine fjords with Sweden, Denmark, Iceland (separate visa), or central Europe.

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Top Places to Visit

Geirangerfjord (UNESCO)Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen)Tromsø & Northern LightsLofoten IslandsBergen Bryggen wharf (UNESCO)Flåm RailwayOslo Viking Ship MuseumNorth Cape (Nordkapp)
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Famous Norway

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Fjords

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Aurora

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Vikings

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Reindeer

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Salmon

⛷️

Skiing

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Hurtigruten

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Pulpit Rock

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Food You Must Try

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Gravlaks

Cured salmon with dill & mustard sauce — Norway's most famous appetiser.

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Brunost

Sweet caramelised brown cheese — sliced thin on bread or waffles.

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Lutefisk

Fish (cod/ling) cured in lye, served Christmas-time — a true Norwegian acquired taste.

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Lefse

Soft potato flatbread — eaten with butter, sugar, or as a wrap for hot dogs (yes, really).

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Reindeer Stew (Finnbiff)

Slow-cooked reindeer with juniper, lingonberries — quintessential Sámi cuisine.

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Krumkake

Crispy waffle cones rolled around whipped cream — a classic Norwegian dessert.

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Best Time to Visit

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Summer (Midnight Sun)

Jun–Aug

Best for fjord cruises, hiking, midnight sun. Warm (15–25°C), long daylight, but most expensive season.

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Shoulder Season

May, Sep

Fewer crowds, lower prices, autumn colours in September. Some Arctic destinations closing/opening.

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Winter (Aurora)

Late Sep–Mar

Northern Lights season. Cold (-5 to -20°C in the north) but magical. Snowshoeing, dog sledding, ice hotels.

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Spring Thaw

Apr

Fjords still icy, less crowded, milder weather in the south. Aurora still visible until early April.

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Say it Like a Local

Hei

/hay/

Hello / Hi

Takk

/tahk/

Thanks

Tusen takk

/TOO-sen tahk/

Thanks a thousand (i.e. thank you very much)

Skål

/skohl/

Cheers!

Ha det bra

/HAH deh brah/

Goodbye (literally, 'have it good')

God tur

/goo toor/

Have a good trip

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💡Did You Know
1

Norway has 240,000+ lakes and a coastline so jagged with fjords that, straightened out, it would wrap halfway around Earth.

2

The word 'ski' comes from the Norwegian 'skíð' — Norwegians invented modern skiing 4,000+ years ago.

3

Norway has won more Winter Olympic medals than any other country — by a huge margin.

4

The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded in Oslo every year (the other Nobel prizes are in Stockholm).

5

Norway's salmon and oil/gas fund give it one of the world's largest sovereign wealth funds — about $1.5 trillion.

6

The Sámi people, indigenous to northern Norway / Sweden / Finland, herd reindeer and have their own parliament.

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Your file is read six times, by people, in order

Names and dates matched across every paper, each document checked for issuer and validity, the money traced to its source, the purpose checked for contradictions, ties documented rather than claimed, then one final read by someone trying to refuse it. That last pass is the one almost nobody does alone.

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