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Schengen Visit Visa

Norway visit visa (Schengen short-stay)

A Schengen visit visa lets you come to Norway for tourism, to see family or for business, for up to 90 days within a 180-day window. Applications for Norway are handled through the Norwegian police (Politiet) and, abroad, through the relevant embassy or VFS application centre. We prepare, submit and track your application inside your portal.

Common Schengen visit purposes

Most short-stay visits to Norway fall into one of three categories, each with its own supporting documents.

Tourism

Holidays and short trips to Norway and the wider Schengen area.

Family visit

Visiting relatives in Norway, supported by an invitation from your host.

Business

Meetings, conferences, training and trade visits to Norwegian partners.

Documents we will prepare

Your application file

Passport valid for the required period
Completed Schengen application form
Recent passport photo to specification
Travel medical insurance for the Schengen area

Supporting evidence

Travel and flight itinerary
Proof of accommodation in Norway
Bank statements and proof of funds
Invitation letter from your host, where relevant

Repeat applications, even faster: once your profile is in your portal, your next visit visa is one step away, whether Schengen, UK, US or any other supported destination.

From preparation to appointment

1. Confirm purpose and main destination

We confirm Norway is the right country to apply through and identify the correct channel: Politiet in Norway, or the embassy or VFS centre abroad.

2. Build the document file

We assemble funds, accommodation, itinerary, insurance and invitation so they tell one consistent story.

3. Complete and submit the application

We complete the Schengen form, lodge the application and book your biometrics appointment in good time.

4. Biometrics and decision

You attend the appointment for fingerprints and photo, then the application is decided and we track it for you.

How the Schengen short-stay rule works

A Schengen visit visa lets you stay in Norway and the wider Schengen area for up to 90 days in any rolling 180-day period. Getting the basics right is what keeps an application clean.

The 90/180 rule

Your days across all Schengen countries are counted together. We help you plan trips so you stay within the 90-day allowance in each 180-day window.

Apply where you spend most time

If Norway is your main destination, you apply through Norway. We confirm the correct country and channel before you book an appointment.

A consistent story

The purpose of travel, funds, accommodation and return plans should all line up. We make sure your supporting documents tell one coherent story.

Why short-stay visas get refused

Most refusals come down to a few recurring issues. We screen for each one before your application is submitted.

Common refusal grounds

Insufficient or unexplained funds for the trip
Weak proof of accommodation or travel plans
Doubts about your intention to return home
Missing or inconsistent supporting documents
Travel insurance that does not meet Schengen requirements

How we reduce the risk

Pre-submission review: every file is checked against the refusal grounds
Right channel and timing: we confirm the correct embassy or VFS centre and book in good time
Clear ties to home: we help you present employment, family and property ties

Apply for your Schengen visit visa to Norway

We minimise refusal risk by checking every application against the common refusal grounds before submission.