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Norway visa requirements for Filipino citizens

Filipino citizens need a visa for Norway, from its embassy or consulate.

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Norway

Visa needed

This visa is for short holidays when you cannot enter visa-free.

Visa: Required
Fee: €90
Last updated: 11 November 2026

What to do

Find Norway's embassy or consulate that covers where you live.
Prepare the application form, photos, bank statements and travel bookings.
Book an appointment early; processing can take several weeks.

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Ways into Norway

Your passport and residence documents decide whether you need a visa.

Visa not requiredResidence document exemptionCertain residence permits and family residence cards let you visit without a visa.
Fee
Free
How to apply
1. Check your residence document against UDI's list.
2. Carry your passport and current residence card.
Documents required
- Passport
- Current residence card
- A current Schengen residence permit can give this exemption.
- Ireland and Cyprus require family residence cards; ordinary residence permits do not qualify.
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Visa on arrivalEmergency border visaThis visa may allow urgent travel when applying before the trip was impossible.
Stay
15 days
Fee
Fee required; amount not stated
Entries
Single
How to apply
1. Contact border staff as soon as you arrive.
2. Complete the visitor form; explain why applying earlier was impossible.
3. Show your evidence and pay the fee.
Documents required
- Passport
- Visitor visa form
- Proof of emergency
- Travel insurance
- Proof of money or guarantee
- Proof of return travel funds
- Approval is rare; arriving without a visa can lead to being sent back immediately.
- Only necessary days are allowed, up to 15; no Schengen exit and return.
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Visa requiredTourist visitor visaThis visa is for short holidays when you cannot enter visa-free.
Stay
90 days
Fee
€90
Processing
45 days
How to apply
1. Apply to Norway if it is your main Schengen destination.
2. Register through UDI and pay.
3. Print and sign the form; gather your checklist documents.
4. Attend your appointment; give fingerprints if asked.
Documents required
- Passport
- Signed form and photo
- Stay and trip plans
- Proof of money or sponsor
- Travel medical insurance
- 2 blank pages
- Return ticket
- Hotel booking
- Fingerprints
- Your visa may allow fewer than 90 days within Schengen's 180-day limit.
- Russian tourist applications face restrictions; check UDI's exceptions.
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Embassies for this trip

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All embassies

Embassy
Embassy of Norway, Manila
Manila
DelRosarioLaw Centre, 21st Drive corner 20th Drive, Bonifacio Global City
norway.no

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Coming from Philippines

Plugs C FAdapter for some
MoneyNOK kr
Time−7h
DrivingOn the rightSame as home
LanguageNorwegian Nynorsk
Emergency112 police 113 ambulance

Planning your Norway trip

Best time to go: May to early September usually has the most pleasant weather. Visit from December to April for snow, but coastal areas may have little snow and some mountain roads close in winter.

FjordsDeep fjords are among Norway's main natural sights, often surrounded by mountains and small villages.
Mountains, glaciers and waterfallsNorway has dramatic mountain scenery, permanent snow and many waterfalls. Melting snow makes waterfalls especially impressive in spring.
Stave churchesThese historic wooden churches are cultural treasures, often set in peaceful rural scenery.
Oslo and BergenThese lively cities offer a contrast to Norway's wilderness and rural landscapes.

Read the full Norway guide