Norway Residence Permit Guidelines
The information below provides general guidelines regarding the residence permit application process and required documents. This information can change frequently and students should always refer to the Norwegian consulate’s website for the most up to date application procedures, required documents, and residence permit fees.
Residents of Michigan will consult the Norwegian Consulate in New York for application instructions. Non-MI residents must apply for their residence permit under the consulate that has jurisdiction over your place of permanent residence.
Please look over the residence permit information carefully and do not delay, as residence permit procedures can be complicated and subject to change.
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Do I need a residence permit? |
All students participating in study abroad programs in Norway longer than 90 days are required to apply for a residence permit |
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Processing Time and Appointment |
Minimum 6 weeks. More information on processing times can be found here. All applicants must appear in person at the consulate in Chicago to receive a residence permit. Applicants must schedule an appointment at the VFS service center in Chicago. |
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Application Instructions |
Consulate of Norway in New York Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) Residence Permit Application Instructions |
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Estimated Cost |
Residence Permit: 5,300 NOK ($655 based on exchange rate 6/6/18) VFS Global will charge an additional service fee when you go to your appointment. Call ahead to find out the amount 347-329-2738 |
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Nearest Consulate or Embassy |
Royal Norwegian Embassy 2720 34th Street N.W, Washington, D.C. 20008 |
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Contact Information |
Visa Section Phone: 347-329-2738 |