Norway visa-free entry for citizens of Brazil: 2026 entry rules
No, citizens of Brazil do not need a visa for a short stay in Norway (up to 90 days per 180-day period).
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ETIAS: once the system is running, which the EU expects in the last quarter of 2026, citizens of Brazil will need to apply online for a travel authorisation (€20) before departure. Nothing to do yet: applications are not open, so beware of websites already selling it. Our ETIAS guide · Official EU website
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Travellers from Brazil do not apply for a visa for a tourist stay in Norway, but border control still asks for a file.
Our guide to the Norway visa from Brazil
Brazilian travelers do not need a visa for short tourist visits to Norway, provided they meet entry conditions. The stay is generally permitted for up to 90 days.
Brazilian citizens planning a short tourist trip to Norway should be aware that a visa exemption applies. However, they must meet specific entry requirements to ensure smooth entry. Norway, part of the Schengen Area, has clear entry rules that are straightforward if the proper documents are prepared.
Is a visa required?
For short tourist stays in Norway, Brazilian citizens do not need a visa. This exemption applies for stays up to 90 days, provided entry conditions are met. It is important to have the necessary documents ready upon arrival.
How long can citizens of Brazil stay in Norway?
90 days per 180-day period
Visa-free entry allows a stay of 90 days per 180-day period. To stay longer, study or work, a visa is generally required.
Processing times and advice
As no visa application is needed, there are no processing times. It is advisable to prepare all required documents in advance and ensure they are valid. Follow entry conditions to avoid issues.
What to show at the border of Norway
Documents required for a visa for Norway:
- Passport valid 3 months beyond departure
- Completed application form
- Two passport-size photos
- Travel medical insurance (€30,000 coverage)
- Proof of accommodation
- Return or onward ticket
- Proof of sufficient funds
- Biometric data (fingerprints)
How to enter Norway
There is no need to apply for a visa before traveling to Norway for tourism. Upon arrival, travelers must present documents proving the purpose of their visit, such as a return or onward ticket, and a valid passport.
Documents and fees
Required documents include a valid passport. No visa fees are applicable since there is an exemption. For detailed information, consult the official portal or the Norwegian embassy.
Common mistakes
Do not confuse visa exemption with the obligation to meet entry conditions. Some websites may offer fake 'visas' or documents, which are illegal and can lead to penalties. Always refer to official sources.
Other visa types for Norway
A tourist stay is not the only purpose. These are the other permits the destination issues and that your nationality is eligible for, each with its own fee and processing time.
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Short-stay (tourism)
Visa-free
Entry regime
Visa-free
Duration
90 days per 180-day period
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Self-employed visa
Work visa
Duration
1 year
Price
6,300 NOK
Processing time
90 days
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Job Seeker visa
Work visa
Duration
6 months
Price
6,300 NOK
Processing time
60 days
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Skilled Worker visa
Work visa
Duration
3 years
Price
6,300 NOK
Processing time
60 days
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Student visa
Student visa
Duration
Duration of programme
Price
5,400 NOK
Processing time
90 days
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Family Reunification
Family reunification
Duration
3 years
Price
7,800–11,900 NOK
Processing time
60-365 days
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Researcher visa
Student visa
Duration
4 years
Price
5,400–6,300 NOK
Processing time
60 days
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Tips for extending your stay in Norway
- Request the extension of your visa before it expires with the competent Norwegian authorities.
- Ensure you have valid health insurance covering the entire extended stay.
- Keep all proof of financial resources and accommodation up to date.
- For work visas, maintain regular contact with your employer and the embassy to follow procedures.
A Brazilian tourist wishing to extend their tourist stay must submit an application to the local police in Norway before their initial visa expires, providing a valid reason (e.g., medical reasons) and extended health insurance.
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