Coronavirus and travelling to Norway

Updated June 26

The Norwegian borders are now open for leisure travel to and from most of the other Nordic countries. From 15 July travellers from EEA/Schengen countries with acceptable levels of infection can travel to Norway.

From 15 June, the Nordic countries have reopened their borders to allow travel between the countries. This reopening does not include Sweden, but you can travel between the other Nordic countries.

From 15 July, travellers from EEA/Schengen countries with acceptable levels of infection can travel to Norway. Read more on the Norwegian Government’s website. The Norwegian Institute of Public Health (NIPH) will update the map showing areas with exemptions of quarantine duty on 10 July and the list will be updated at least every second week.

Please notice that both national and local rules and regulations related to the coronavirus and travelling in Norway change frequently and on short notice. All travellers, both international and domestic, are therefore encouraged to seek out the most updated information by visiting the relevant webpages. You should also follow precautionary guidelines, such as frequent hand-washing and social distancing, and respect regulations in place.

For further details on who can travel to Norway, how you can travel to get here, quarantine rules and Q&A see the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI)’s the official website.

For the latest information and advice about the coronavirus situation and travel for Norwegians, see the Government’s official website.

For updated information on infection control related to travel and COVID-19, see The Norwegian Institute of Public Health (NIPH)’s official website.

For health advice, useful links and other relevant information, see The Norwegian Directorate of Health’s official website (helsenorge.no).