# Norway visa requirements for UZ passport holders

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Passport | UZ |
| Destination | Norway (NO) |
| Requirement | visa required |
| Fee | €90 (adults) · €45 (children 6–12) · free (under 6) |
| Processing time | 15 calendar days (standard); up to 45 days in complex cases |
| Source | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_requirements_for_Uzbekistani_citizens?action=render |
| Verification | category and stay length from public references, not yet government-verified |

## Documents required
- Passport valid at least 3 months beyond intended departure, with 2 blank pages
- Completed and signed application form
- Two passport photographs, 35 × 45 mm, white background, taken within 3 months
- Return or onward flight reservation (booking, not necessarily a paid ticket)
- Proof of accommodation for the whole stay
- Travel medical insurance with minimum €30,000 cover, valid in all Schengen states, including repatriation
- Recent bank statements showing sufficient means (commonly guided at €50–100 per day)
- Cover letter explaining the purpose and itinerary of the trip
- Biometrics (fingerprints) — reusable for 5 years if previously given for a Schengen visa

## Notes
The Norwegian authorities do not require a visa for entry to Svalbard, but if you are required to have a visa to Norway/Schengen, you must have a visa if you travel via Norway/Schengen on your way to or from Svalbard. It is important to ensure that you get permission for two entries in your visa in order to be able to return to the Schengen area (mainland Norway) after your stay in Svalbard.

## Can this stay be extended from inside the country?
- Possible inside: **limited**
- Must leave the country: **yes**
- Cost: €30

Only up to the 90-days-in-180 ceiling. Going beyond it requires force majeure, and the resulting sticker is usually valid only in the country that issued it.

**Cost detail.** Free where the grounds are force majeure or humanitarian. The €30 applies to serious personal reasons, or to an entry delayed through no fault of your own.

**How.** Apply to the immigration authority of the Schengen state you are currently in — not the consulate that issued the visa — before your visa expires. An expired visa cannot be extended.

**If you cannot extend.** If you know in advance you need longer than 90 days, the route is a national long-stay (Type D) visa, applied for from outside the Schengen Area before you travel.

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