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Copy of the income tax return acknowledgement for the last three years
Signed cover letter from the Application Portal Norway received by email
Completed and signed by the applicant
Include both onward and return tickets.
Provide confirmed hotel reservations covering your travel dates.
Include reservations for other Schengen countries if you're visiting them.
Carry your appointment slip on the day of your scheduled appointment.
Dimensions: 35mm x 40mm
Not older than 6 months
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Copies of the biodata page and all used pages in your passport.
Show proof of transport within the Schengen region, such as train bookings or car rentals.
Certificate of the travel agency confirming the booking and itinerary of an organised trip or any other appropriate document indicating the envisaged travel plans.
If travelling independently: a detailed plan/schedule
Submit your own recent bank statement, covering the past six months, with an official stamp and signature from the bank.
The statement should be no more than one week old at the time of application.
Recommended bank balance is at least NOK 500 (INR 3,700/-) per day per person for the entire trip.
Original leave permission letter from the school/college/university.
Proof of enrollment or registration in your school/college/university.
Proof of sponsorship and support, including specifics on the nature and method of support provided.
Employment Contract
No Objection Certificate (NOC) with leave dates from your employer on company letterhead.
Pay slips for the last 3 months
If you are travelling alone: An original and a copy of letter of consent signed by both parents and legalised.
If you are travelling with only one of your parents: An original and a copy of letter of consent from the other parent and legalised.
If the parent, you are travelling with, has single custody: A shown original and a copy of certificate of single custody.
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Yes, your Norway visa is a Schengen visa. A Schengen visa is a short-term visa that allows you to travel to and within all 29 Schengen countries, including Norway.
You only need a multiple entry visa if you plan to leave the Schengen area and come back on the same journey or if you have several trips in a short time. You don't need a multiple entry visa for visiting multiple countries in the Schengen area during one trip.
If you are an Indian citizen arriving at Oslo airport from a non-Schengen country and have a connecting flight to another non-Schengen country, you may stay within the transit area of the airport. In this scenario, most Indian travellers typically do not require a visa, as they will not cross the external Schengen border. Please note that if you arrive at Oslo airport for transit purposes, the transit area is closed between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. If your arrival and your connecting flight's departure time necessitate staying at the airport between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m., you won't be able to use the transit area during this period. Instead, all travellers will be required to go through border control to remain in the airport's non-transit area or at a nearby hotel. This means that Indian nationals who must have a visa when crossing the external Schengen border, as indicated in Annex 1 of the Visa Handbook, will require a Schengen visa even if they are only transiting through Schengen in Norway. Indian Nationals need to collect and check in their luggage at the airport during a layover (for example, when using different airlines), as they will be required to go through border control.
No, Norway does not offer visas on arrival to Indians. You need to have an approved visa prior to your departure.
Your Norway tourist visa lets you stay in Norway for 90 days within a 180-day timeframe. The actual validity may vary, as it is subject to the discretion of the embassy. While they can issue it for up to 6 months (180 days), it is not guaranteed in every case.
A tourist visa for Norway typically allows you to visit for up to 90 days within a 180-day period from the date of issue. However, in some cases, the embassy may grant visas for shorter durations based on your travel history and application. It's advisable to confirm the precise dates and duration once your visa is granted.
The processing time for a Norway tourist visa typically ranges from 15 to 21 working days following your appointment at the visa application centre.