Visa Information

VISA TYPES

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D-entry Visa

  • Overview
  • Visa Fees
  • Documents Required
  • Photo Specifications
  • Processing Time
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  • Overview

    Persons who need a visa to visit Norway can in some cases be issued an entry visa, so that they can travel to Norway before they apply or while they are waiting for an answer for their residence permit.

    Who can apply for a D-visa?

    The D-visa is intended for applicants who:

    • Are applying for a residence permit through family immigration, as a student, or as a skilled worker and wish to travel to Norway to submit their application in person to the police.
    • Have already applied for a residence permit from abroad (family immigration or study permit) and wish to travel to Norway before receiving a decision on their application.
    • Have received a job offer in Norway, and whose employer has obtained confirmation from the police that they may start working before the residence permit application is processed.
    • Hold a valid residence permit in Norway but are abroad without their residence card (e.g., lost or stolen).
    • Hold a residence permit that has expired while abroad but have applied to renew their permit or obtain permanent residence.
    • Will be working at an Embassy or Consulate in Norway, or a family member of a diplomat moving to Norway.
    • The new electronic form will be implemented on 13 January 2026. From this date, all applicants must use the D-visa form for new applications, found on the UDI's application portal. The previous practice of using the C-visa form and manually indicating a D-visa, or the printed application form for manual completion, will no longer apply.

    Biometric Requirements

    In accordance with the Immigration Regulations, biometric data in the form of a facial photograph and fingerprints must be collected and stored for all foreign nationals applying for an entry visa.

    Children under six years of age are exempt from fingerprint collection

    When an applicant submits an entry visa application together with a residence permit application, it is sufficient to collect the facial photograph and fingerprints only once

    You can apply for this kind of visa if you belong to one of the following groups

    • spouses of Norwegian citizens who are living in Norway or plan to settle here, and their joint children
    • spouses of Nordic nationals who have lived in Norway for the past three years, and their joint children
    • spouses of foreign nationals with a permanent residence permit (settlement permit) and their joint children
    • spouses of foreign nationals with a residence permit as skilled workers with an employer in Norway and their joint children
    • spouses of foreign nationals who have an individual permit to work in a group, and their joint children

    Requirements for entry visas

    To be granted an entry visa, it must be probable that your application for family immigration will be granted. Among other things, this means that you must meet all the requirements for a family immigration permit and you must have submitted all the documents on the checklist.

    How to apply for an entry visa

    1. Submit an application for a visitor's visa, but write in the application that you wish to be granted an entry visa (D visa).
    2. If you haven't already submitted your application for family immigration, you must now submit all the documents on the relevant checklist for family immigration.
    3. D-visa - Norway in Jordan
    4. Have applied: Family immigration - UDI
    5. The embassy will consider your application for an entry visa. If your application is rejected, you can submit a written appeal to the embassy. The embassy will consider your application again. If they do not grant it, they will send it to the UDI. The UDI will consider the application again, and either reject it or grant it.

    For Re-entry Visas related to expired or lost residence cards, Diplomats (D category) must follow the standard application process. They are required to visit the UDI website, complete the online application form, then visit VFS with the printed application form and the relevant checklist based on the visa type they are applying for.

    Kindly find the instructions for D-entry visa for your reference and information Entry Visas ( (D-visas) - UDI )

    Note:

    VFS Global will accept short and long stay applications on walk-in bases in addition to appointments from Sunday till Thursday from 9:00 am till 12:00 PM except for the Wednesdays and public holidays.

  • Visa Fees

    To check the Visa Fees please click here

    To complete your application form and to also pay your application fees online click here.

    VFS Global Service Fee:

    Type EURO EGP
    VFS Service fee per application 15 860

    *Please note that the service fee is inclusive of all applicable taxes (VAT 14%) .

    Click for the price list of additional services

    Courier re-submission:

    “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.

    The mode of payment of Service fees is in Cash or with Credit / Debit Card (Only at the Visa Application Centre) the above fee is non-refundable and non-transferable.

    All Fees are non-refundable once the application has been submitted at VFS Global visa application center.

    All optional services are non-refundable.

  • Documents Required

    You have to submit Visa Application Form from the Application Portal, the three last pay slips and the last tax report of the reference/sponsor, and a statement from the reference/sponsor describing your relationship. In addition, if you have not already submitted your application for family immigration, you must submit all the documents on the relevant checklist for family immigration. Please do not submit the documents required for a C-visa application when applying for a D-visa.

    For more information, please visit D-visa - Norway in Jordan

  • Photo Specifications

    Photo/passport photo

    Everyone who applies for a visa or a residence permit must hand in a photo with their application. The photo must meet certain requirement, so that you are easily recognised.

    Photo requirements

    • The photo must show the whole head (the face must take up 70-80 per cent of the photo) and the top of your shoulders.
    • Eyes must be open and clearly visible with no hair across the eyes.
    • Wearing glasses is permitted. The lenses must not be tinted, the frame must not cover parts of your eyes and there must be no reflection in the lenses.
    • Religious headgear is permitted if your chin, forehead and both cheeks are clearly visible. The headgear must not cast a shadow on the face.
    • the photo must be

      • in sharp focus, clear and with good contrast
      • printed on high-quality photo paper at a high resolution
      • taken directly from the front, against a light background
      • in colour
      • 35–40 mm wide
      • maximum six months old, and look like you

    Please note

    If the photo you enclose does not meet all the requirements, you will be asked to submit a new photo.

    If your application also concerns your child, you must submit photos both of you and your child.

    Illustration of photo requirements

    photo specification
  • Processing Time

    The Embassy will consider your application for an entry visa. The case processing time in D-visa cases is up to 4 months.

    For more information, please visit D-visa - Norway in Jordan

  • Download Forms

    To complete your application form and to also pay your application fees online click here