🇳🇴Norway Visa for Serbian Citizens2026 Requirements, Fees & Documents

Please click here for the required documents. Guarantee forms from the host in Norway may be submitted in copy version.

Checklist for family immigration with spouse (udi.no ↗) Checklist for family immigration for those who are getting married (udi.no ↗) Checklist for family immigration for children who have parents in Norway (udi.no ↗) For all other checklists, please visit the website of the Norwegian Directorate for Immigration (UDI) (udi.no ↗). Please be aware that “Proof of the existence of family relations” should be submitted in all family immigration cases, even if it is not listed in the checklist from UDI.

According to Visa Code Art 14 the applicant shall present several documents with the application in order for the competent consulate to verify the fulfilment of the conditions for granting a visa. Please refer to our webpage for detailed description of the document requirements. Applicants may be asked to provide copies of the biodata page of the travel document. If you have lodged the application within the period referred to in Visa Code Article 9(1) and the application contains an application form, a travel document, a photograph, biometric data of the applicant and visa fee, the application is admissible. Please note that in addition to these mentioned basic elements of your visa applications, further requirements of supporting documents must be handed in.

Please click on the links below for some of the most used checklists: Work Checklist for skilled worker (udi.no ↗) Checklist for seconded employee (service provider) (udi.no ↗) Checklist to be used by voluntary workers in the Erasmus+ program (udi.no ↗) Study Check list for students and high school students (udi.no ↗) Au pair Check list for au pair (udi.no ↗) For all other checklists, please visit the website of the Norwegian Directorate for Immigration (UDI) (udi.no ↗).

Please click here for the required documents. Guarantee forms from the host in Norway may be submitted in copy version.

The D-visa will only be granted if the Embassy has been provided with documents proving that the relationship is of a long lasting and serious character. In addition to the documentation required for an application for family immigration, you have to submit the documentation below if you apply for a D-visa for joining a spouse in Norway: - A written statement from the reference about the relationship between the customer and the reference, before and after the marriage took place. The reference should carefully explain how and where they met, and elaborate on the time they have spent together. - The contact between the customer and the reference should be documented (with a copy of the Norwegian spouse's passport showing entries to and exits from resident country, and if applicable, a copy of the customer's passport showing visits in Norway). ) / documentation showing that you have been living together. - If photos are submitted (optional) they have to be in A4-size. The additional documents are not necessary if you are joining a spouse which has a residence permit as a skilled worker in Norway. You may not submit documents required for a C-visa when submitting an application for a D-visa. Please note that when you apply for a D-visa, you have to submit all the documents required for a family immigration permit, even though you might have submitted the same documents earlier.