Visa Information

With a short term visa you can stay in Norway and other countries of the Schengen area for up to 90 days for a period of 180 days.

The Royal Embassy and the Royal Norwegian Consulate General represent Denmark / Greenland, Sweden, and Iceland for short term visa applications.

Make the request in good time, no later than 15 days before the scheduled date of departure. We accept orders up to 3 months before departure.

• We recommend that you wait for the ticket to be purchased until you have confirmed your visa grant.
• Before attending for the delivery of all necessary documentation, you will need to register your order via the internet. When you attend, your fingerprints will be collected.
• You may be asked to provide additional documentation or may be called for an interview.

Only those who have a residence permit in Brazil can apply for a visitor visa.

Before you show up to deliver the passport and its documentation, you must register the application in the Application Portal. If it is the first time you place an order, you must do the user registration.

Register the order in Søknadsportalen (order portal)

You will receive a confirmation via e-mail when the portal registration is done. A letter will be attached to the e-mail. This letter confirms that you filled out the application form and paid the fee. You will have to print the letter and have it delivered with the other documents.

Please go to the UDI page for information on UDI fees.

SERVICE FEE

On the day of your appointment at the application center, you will have to pay a VFS Service fee.

Applicants requiring an entry visa: BRL 400.80 (EUR 75)

Applicants who do not need an entry visa: BRL 138.90 (EUR 26)

RESUBMISSION OF PASSPORT

The applicant may request to have the passport returned from the embassy while the application is being processed. The applicant may later resubmit the passport for issuance of visa. There is no additional fee for this service.

Visitor visa

With a visitor visa you can stay in Norway and other countries of the Schengen area for up to 90 days for a period of 180 days.

Brazilian citizens with a valid passport do not need a visa to visit Norway or the Schengen area as a tourist.

For citizens of other countries, the following is valid:

• EU / EEA and visa-free citizens do not need a visitor visa to visit Norway or other countries in the Schengen area.

  • Citizens of other countries need a visitor visa.

Certain rules apply to travel for those who do not require a visitor visa. For more information, please visit the UDI website.

Norway is responsible for the processing of visitor visas for Denmark / Greenland, Sweden and Iceland. If you are applying for a visitor visa for one of these countries, you should follow the same procedure as for Norway.

Please access the UDI website in order to get a link to the checklist which shows the mandatory documents you must hand in when you apply for a visitor's visa.

When all documents are delivered, the visa application process may begin.

You need to register in UDI website, pay the fee and schedule an appointment in VFS Global.

For more detailed information please click here.

Please go here for photo specifications

Processing time may vary depending on the kind of application you have at UDI.

You may find more information about Processing Time on UDI website.

Processing times are updated regularly.

For more detailed information click here.

For application forms please access https://www.udi.no/en/

Check what type of residence permit you need, for example: residence permit to work, study, family immigration or to be au pair. You will find information on the different types of residence permits, requirements and procedures on the UDI website.

To apply for a residence visa for Norway, you must be a Brazilian citizen or have a residence visa in Brazil. You must have lived in Brazil for more than 6 months to apply for a residence visa for Norway.

For more information click here

Before you show up to deliver the passport and its documentation, you must register the application in the Application Portal. If it is the first time you place an order, you must do the user registration.

Register the order in Søknadsportalen (order portal)

You will receive a confirmation via e-mail when the portal registration is done. A letter will be attached to the email. This letter confirms that you filled out the application form and paid the fee. You will have to print the letter and deliver it along with the other documents.

Order rates

Please see the UDI website for fee information.
Please note that the fee is payable at the time of online registration of the portal.

SERVICE FEE

On the day of your appointment at the application center, you will have to pay a VFS Service fee:

Applicable fee for applicants who an entry visa is required: BRL 400.80 (EUR 75)

-Applicable fee for applicants who an entry visa is not required: BRL 138.90 (EUR 26)

RESUBMISSION OF PASSPORT

The applicant may request to have the passport returned from the embassy while the application is being processed. The applicant may later resubmit the passport for issuance of visa. There is no additional fee for this service.

When you attend your appointment, you should bring all the documents listed on the checklist. You will find the link to the correct checklist in the email you will receive when you register your order in the Application Portal.

You will find all information though application portal.

Applications for residence permits are processed by the UDI. You can find information about the processing time of the process on the UDI website.You will be notified by email once your visa application is processed.

If the resident permit is granted you will receive an email with a UDI document that you must print and take on the trip to Norway. If you are a citizen who requires a visa to enter the Schengen area, your passport will be sent to the Norwegian Consulate in NY for the necessary procedure and returned to VFS GLOBAL.

When you cross the border into the Schengen area, you

• Your passport with the visa sticker (if you need a visa)
• Copy of residence permit
• Relevant documentation justifying the reason for the trip

When you decide when you want to come to Norway, you should arrange an interview with the police. The interview should be made as soon as possible after the date of your arrival in Norway.

The police will take a picture of you and proceed to apply for a residence card. The residence card is an identity card with your photo and confirms that you have a residence permit in Norway. With this residence card, you can also visit other Schengen countries. More information on the regulations on this subject is available on the UDI website.

If the visa is denied, you will receive a letter with information of the reason.
You can appeal the decision within 3 weeks after receiving the letter.

To find the correct Resident Permit type and forms to be filled, please go here

Brazilian citizens need to apply for a residence visa to Denmark. Click here to know the type of visas.

Due to a cooperation agreement between the Nordic countries, the Norwegian Embassy in Brasilia and the Consulate General of Norway in Rio de Janeiro are responsible for receiving applications for work and residence permits for Denmark, the Faroe Islands and Greenland for the residents of Brazil.

Read More about ID creation and fee payment here

In addition to the fee to the Danish immigration service, there is a consular fee to be paid. Click here for more information.

SERVICE FEE

On the day of your appointment at the application center, you will have to pay a VFS Service fee.

Applicants requiring an entry visa: BRL 400.80 (EUR 75)

Applicants who do not need an entry visa: BRL 138.90 (EUR 26)

RESUBMISSION OF PASSPORT

The applicant may request to have the passport returned from the embassy while the application is being processed. The applicant may later resubmit the passport for issuance of visa. There is no additional fee for this service.

To apply for a Danish resident permit, you need to go here

After gathering the documentation, filling in the forms and paying the DIS rate (fee charged by the Immigration Service), the applicant must make an appointment for the mandatory attendance at the Visa Application Centre.

For applications made online, the applicant must appear within 14 days of the date of registration or the process must be reworked.

The biometrics and residence card are made in Denmark, however, it is necessary for the applicant to leave the original passport at the Visa Application Centre so it’s sent to the Norwegian Consulate in Rio de Janeiro in order to have the passport and documentation checked.

Documents to be delivered by ALL applicants on the date of the appointment:

• E-mail confirmation of online submission of your application.
• Proof of payment of the DIS
• Passport and copy of ALL passport pages (from cover to cover)
• 2 photos 3x4
• Payment of the consular fee (in addition to the DIS rate this fee is mandatory and only minors are exempt). For more information check here

No vaccines are required for Denmark.

You will find all the information you need by going here

After the interview there is no need to return. The process will be sent to the Norway General Consulate in Rio de Janeiro that will scan and submit it to Immigration in Denmark and the response will be sent by email within the time frame which can vary from 2 to 3 months. This email is a letter containing the Immigration response with instructions for entry into Denmark. To travel, simply print the letter and have it at hand.

The processing times will depend on your type of visa, you can check the times here:

• Process times for SIRI - Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration
• Process times for DIS - Danish Immigration Service

You will find all information regarding the resident visa types and forms to fill here