How to get a Norway visa from Comoros

• Norway visitors visa enables travelers to Norway to participate in several activities.
• Those who want to go on vacation can apply for this visa.
• It also allows tourism, sight-seeing and even ceremonies.
• As the name implies, this visa can be used for visitation purposes.
• However, the visa is a short stay visa that allows only a 90 day stay.
• Holders of this visa can engage in business-related activities such as attending conferences and seminars, negotiating and signing contracts, and purchasing of business materials.
• Applicants must show that they have enough funds to support their trip. If you do not have enough funds, you would be refused entry into Norway.
• Norway is a Schengen country therefore if you have this visa, it grants you unrestricted entry into other member Schengen countries.
• There is a currency restriction of 25,000 Norwegian Kroner (or equivalent), not including traveler’s checks when entering into Norway.
• A covering letter introducing the applicant is required.
• If you are an employee, you are required to submit a letter from your employer stating that your trip is an approved one.
• Those travelling for a conference require a pre-registration slip.
• A consular interview might be required. It is advisable to have your documents in a brown envelope when attending the interview.

• A Norweigan work visa allows individuals to work and earn in Norway.
• A letter of employment from your employer in Norway is required.
• The consul requires that all applicants submit their resume and certificates of degrees earned.
• To be granted a work visa to Norway, you must have a clean criminal record from Comoros.
• Reasons, why a foreigner is being employed in place of a qualified citizen, should be stated by your Norweigan employer.
• It is important to have your permit with you at all times as you can be stopped and questioned by local police. You could be arrested if you are not with a permit.
• If you have a contagious disease, you would not be issued a visa and as such all applicants must take medical tests before applying for a work visa in Norway.
• You can only extend your visa in emergencies such as illness.
• Typically, it takes about 15 days to process the visa but it might take longer if the consul requires additional documents.
• Before applying for a visa, ensure that your passport will not expire during your stay.
• Applicants are to provide recent bank statements as proof that they have sufficient funds for their stay.

Norway is at the extreme of the Scandinavian countries best known for the complex and deep fjords along its west coast which stretches from the North Sea near Denmark into the Arctic ocean.