Family immigration

Type of application Fee
First-time application for family immigration for adults
 NOK 11.900
First-time application for adults applying for family reunification with a refugee who has a temporary residence permit
 NOK 7.800
Application for children under the age of 18               0
Renewal of family immigration for adults
(if you apply before your previous permit has expired)		 NOK 4.400
Renewal of family immigration for adults
(if you apply after your previous permit has expired)		 NOK 11.900
Application for adults who already have a family immigration
permit (for example with their fiancé/e, and have married)		 NOK 4.400
Persons who had a Norwegian parent when they were born NOK 5.400
A parent who is going to visit a child in Norway
for up to nine months		 NOK 11.900
Close family members of EU/EEA nationals, who apply for a residence card               0
Persons who apply for a residence permit on an independent basis,
following the death of spouse or cohabitant		               0
Persons who apply for a residence permit on an independent basis,
following abuse in a marriage/ cohabitation		               0

Fees for handing in your application at a Visa Applicaton Centre

If you hand in your application at a Visa Application Centre, which receives the application on behalf of the embassy, you must pay an extra service fee in addition to the normal application fee. 

If the Visa Application Centre is going to send your application to an embassy in another country, you will also have to pay an additional courier fee. Please contact the Visa Application Centre for information about this fee. 

Fees when handing in your application at the embassy of another country than Norway

Norway has entered into agreements with other Schengen countries (primarily Denmark and Sweden) so that some of their foreign service missions will, on Norway’s behalf, accept applications for visas and residence permits (that entitle the holder to work unless otherwise specified in the decision). In such case, the fees of the country that represents us apply.

If you have been granted a residence permit and need a visa to enter Norway, you will need to obtain an entry visa (D-visa) in your passport. Generally, the Norwegian embassy in the country where you reside will issue an entry visa. 

If you reside in a country without a Norwegian embassy, you might have to pay for your passport to be sent to the nearest Norwegian embassy, either by you or the embassy/service provider acting on Norway's behalf. 

Contact the embassy in the country where you reside for further information.