How to Apply for Norway Visa appointment from London UK

Norway is a country which is filled with amazing fjords, captivating Northern Lights and has a huge cultural heritage. It is more or less a dream destination for many travelers.  But people even travel to Norway for a variety of other reasons such as business or family purposes. 

No matter what the reason is, if you are a citizen of a non-European country or a resident of the UK, you will have to apply for Visa. At the moment, the demand for visas is relatively high. Hence to apply for Norway Visa Appointment at your convenient date is a lot more complicated. If there is a single document mission from the list of documents to bring to the Visa center, your Visa can be rejected. 

If you are unsure and confused, do not worry as we can help you in this matter. Our agency provides an express slot to apply for Norway Visa Appointment as per your required date. We also have a team of professionals who can check and help you sort the correct documents. 

Hence, in this guide, we will provide you with the correct requirements step by step on how to apply for Norway Visa appointment and what documents to take to the Visa center. This way, you will be fully confident and get your Visa successfully. 

What is a Schengen Visa?

Currently, after Brexit, there are 27 countries that are designated as Schengen areas in the European Union. If you can get a Schengen Visa to any of these countries, you can travel to the rest of the Schengen countries, including Norway, for a maximum of 90 days out of the total 180 day period from when the Visa is issued.

Types of Norway Visas

As mentioned before you might have a unique need to visit the country of Norway.  Our NORWAY VISA UK mainly offers services for UK residents for the following kinds of Visas. 

• Tourist Visa( Wither Single Entry or Multiple Entry): If you are visiting the country of Norway as a tourist you will need this type of Visa. This Visa will be valid for 90 days. Single Entry means after you leave Norway and head back to the UK, the Visa will immediately become invalid. Multiple Entry means you can leave Norway and come back to the UK and again go to Norway within 90 days, the Visa will stay valid.

• Transit Visa(Single Entry): So you have decided to travel to Norway, but your flight tickets are only available from a non- Schengen country. Then , you will have to get the transit Visa through that non-Schengen country’s airport. The validity of the Visa depends on when the Visa is taken and based on the decision of the Visa Centre. 

• Business Visa(Single Entry or Multiple Entry): If you are going to Norway for Business purposes, then you will have to take the Business Visa. The validity of the visa is 90 days. 

• Spouse Visa: If you are a British Resident and your spouse is from one of the Schengen countries, then you will have to opt for a Spouse Visa. The Spouse Visa is also valid for 90 days out of a total of 180 days from the date it was issued. 

Hence you can trust us on Visa Services!

Necessary Documents required before you apply for Norway Visa appointment

To get the Norway Visas successfully, it is a must that you arrange all the valid documents carefully which will help you to apply for a Norway Visa. After booking the date for Norway Visa application appointment, bring all the documents to the Visa Centre on that date. The documents required are as follows:

1. Application Form: Fill in the correct details and sign it. 

2. Recent Photographs: Two copies of recent photographs not older than three months. The photos should match the criteria.

• The two photos should be precisely the same. 
• 35x45mm should be the photo dimensions. 
• There should be white or preferably light background on the colored photographs. 
• Look straight towards the camera and your facial expression should be neutral.
• Wear clothes that are different from the background color while taking the photograph.  

3. Passport

• Should be valid and issued within the last ten years. 
• Two blank pages to get a Visa stamp on the passport. 
• After you depart from Norway the passport should be valid for another three months.
• Old passports duly stamped by Visa before (If any)

4. Flight Itinerary: Flight tickets detail when you will arrive and depart from Croatia.

5. Hotel Itinerary: Hotel reservation with receipts and dates of stay. 

Note: You can contact us if you need any help regarding the apply for Norway Visa, including booking dummy flights. 

6. Private Transport: If you are traveling on a private transport, provide the driver’s license, vehicle registration number, and ferry tickets with the date and time. 

7. Travel Insurance: The insurance should cover your medical bills, accidents, and repatriation in the event of death, with the minimum coverage of 30,000 Euros for the entire Schengen region.

Note: If you need any help regarding travel insurance, you can reach out to us as we offer the best travel medical insurance. 

8. Accommodation: If you are renting out a place, then provide the following details

• The rent agreement details. 
• In case you are staying at a friend or family member’s place in Norway, provide the invitation letter from the person who will host you.

9. Financial Proof: Provide the following documents:

• Bank statement for the past three months stating that there is sufficient funds in the account.  
• In case your trip is getting sponsored by a third party, provide a letter starting from that person that he/she will be paying for the trip to Norway. Also provide the bank statements of the third party for the past three months showing that there are sufficient funds in the bank. 

Employment related documents required to apply for Norway Visa

1. If you are employed in any company. Provide the letter of leave not older than one month signed by a senior staff member. Also provide the bank statement for the last three months, payslip for the last three months and an income tax return file. 

2. If you are into business, provide the license number of the business, company bank statement of last 6 months and the income tax return of the business. 

3. If you are a retiree, provide the pension statements of the last 6 months. 

Required documents for a minor to apply for Norway Visa Appointment

If a minor is traveling to Norway with you, provide the following documents. 

1. Minor’s birth certificate.

2. Fill in a separate Visa Application for the minor, signed by both the parents. 

3. Provide evidence from court if you are the sole custodian of the child. 

4. Both the parents need to provide their passport and other identity cards. 

5. If the minor is traveling alone, a consent form validated by the notary needs to be signed by both the parents. If parents are not present, a legal guardian can sign in place of parents. 

Get Professional Assistance to apply for Norway Visa appointment

Following are the four steps:

1. Fill in the application with details on our website and pay the service charge. Then choose the date which is more convenient for you to apply for Norway Visa appointment slot. 

2. After cross-checking the documents our advisor will beach to you and assist you in the final appointment booking. 

3. After the documents are checked and verified thoroughly from our end, you can take the documents at the Visitor Centre on the appointment date and register the biometrics. The Visa Officer will also ask a few questions regarding your trip.

Note: We also train customers to prepare for the possible questions asked at the Visa Centre. This is to make sure that you are absolutely prepared and your rejection rate is minimal. So what are you waiting for? Avail our best offers now.

4. Lastly, your Visa will reach home by the courier service. 

Norway Visa Fees

Visa Type	Consulate Visa Fee (In GBP)	Visa Centre Fee (In GBP)	Our Handling Charges ( In GBP)	Total Online Payable(visa Fee + Our Charges)
Tourism/Visitor/ Family & Friends/Business	£67	£26	£273	£299
Family member of EEA/EU citizen	£67	£26	£273	£299
Long stay Single/Multiple Entry	£67	£26	£273	£299
Children between 6 and 12 years old	£34	£26	£273	£299
Children less than 6 years old	£0	£26	£273	£249

FAQ’s

1. In how many days will I get my Norway Visa?

In most cases, the maximum amount of time taken is 14 to 15 calendar days. However, in some cases based on the Embassy’s evaluation process, it might take some more time. 

2. Do I have to be physically present during the document verification at the Visa Centre?

You can fill the application online on our website NORWAY VISA UK. However on the day of document verification you have to be physically present as they will take your photograph and register your biometrics at the Visa Centre. 

3. Am I allowed to travel to other Schengen countries with a Norway Schengen Visa?

Yes you are allowed to travel to other 26 Schengen countries with the Norway Schengen Visa but only for 90 days.

4. Is it possible to study in Norway on a Tourist Visa?

It is not possible. The Norway tourist Visa has only 90 days validity. You will have to renew it again.