Do Norway passport holders need a visa for Portugal?

Union citizens shall have the right of residence on the territory of another Member State for a period of up to three months without any conditions or any formalities other than the requirement to hold a valid identity card or passport.

are workers or self-employed persons in the host Member State; or

4. EES-borgari: Útlendingur sem er ríkisborgari ríkis sem fellur undir samninginn um Evrópska efnahagssvæðið (EES).

5. EFTA-borgari: Útlendingur sem er ríkisborgari ríkis sem fellur undir stofnsamning Fríverslunarsamtaka Evrópu (EFTA).

EES- eða EFTA-borgara sem framvísar gildu vegabréfi eða kennivottorði er heimilt að koma til landsins án sérstaks leyfis

EES- eða EFTA-borgari hefur rétt til dvalar hér á landi lengur en þrjá mánuði ef hann fullnægir einhverju af eftirtöldum skilyrðum:

a. er launþegi eða sjálfstætt starfandi einstaklingur hér á landi,

The same rules also apply to citizens of EFTA member states.

All Union citizens shall have the right of residence on the territory of another Member State for a period of longer than three months if they: (a) are workers or self-employed persons in the host Member State; or

The right of free movement is complemented by the mutual recognition of professional qualifications, by the right to buy property, and by the coordination of social insurance systems. The same rules also apply to citizens of EFTA member states.

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EEA and EFTA states are Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.

EU citizens have the right to move, enter and reside freely within the European Union in accordance with Union law. The same applies to nationals of the EEA area (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) and to Swiss citizens.

Employed persons (employees and self-employed persons), but also those not gainfully employed, provided they have sufficient means of subsistence and comprehensive health insurance cover, have a right of residence for more than three months. Their residence may not burden the social system of Austria.

Personen, welche Staatsangehörige eines EU-Staates oder von Norwegen, Island und Liechtenstein (EWR-Staaten) sowie der Schweiz sind, besitzen grundsätzlich Visum- und Niederlassungsfreiheit. Lediglich zu beachten ist die gesetzliche Meldepflicht (Näheres dazu siehe Niederlassung und Aufenthaltsrecht).

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§ 3. Tout citoyen de l'Union a le droit de séjourner dans le Royaume pour une période de trois mois au maximum sans autres conditions ou formalités que celles mentionnées à l'article 41, alinéa 1er. § 4. Tout citoyen de l'Union a le droit de séjourner dans le Royaume pour une période de plus de trois mois s'il remplit la condition prévue à l'article 41, alinéa 1er et : 1° s'il est un travailleur salarié ou non salarié dans le Royaume ou s'il entre dans le Royaume pour chercher un emploi, tant qu'il est en mesure de faire la preuve qu'il continue à chercher un emploi et qu'il a des chances réelles d'être engagé; 2° ou s'il dispose pour lui-même de ressources suffisantes afin de ne pas devenir une charge pour le système d'aide sociale du Royaume au cours de son séjour, et d'une assurance maladie couvrant l'ensemble des risques dans le Royaume;

Art. 41.[1 § 1er. Le droit d'entrée est reconnu au citoyen de l'Union sur présentation d'une carte d'identité ou d'un passeport, en cours de validité ou s'il peut faire constater ou prouver d'une autre façon sa qualité de bénéficiaire du droit de circuler ou de séjourner librement.

From 31 March 2024, the Republic of Bulgaria issues uniform (Schengen) visas valid throughout the Schengen area. A Schengen visa issued by the Republic of Bulgaria after 31 March 2024 will allow its holder to travel throughout the Schengen area in accordance with the Schengen rules (no more than 90 days in any 180-day period), regardless of internal land border checks.

Visa applications forms are submitted not earlier than 3 months before the date of the intended travel, personally or through an authorized agent, with the exception of humanitarian cases.

16 Belarus Yes 17 Belgium (1) No

145 Romania (1) No 146 Russia Yes 147 Rwanda Yes 148 Saint Kitts and Nevis No

129 Nigeria Yes 130 Norway (1) No 131 Oman Yes 132 Pakistan Yes

(1) Citizens of the EU, EEC (Norway, Iceland and Lichtenstein) and Switzerland are exempted from the requirement to have a long-term visa and from the requirement to have “work permit” when staying in Bulgaria for the period of more than 90 days.

A category C visa is issued for stays of up to 90 days in any 180-day period. It is valid for the entire Schengen area and is commonly known as a «Schengen visa». Stays for the following purposes require a category C visa: tourism visiting family or friends

For a short-term stay without gainful employment (e.g. as a tourist or visitor) The travel documents of third country nationals entering Switzerland for a short-term stay must: be valid for at least three months after the intended date of departure from the Schengen area; and have been issued within the last 10 years.

EU citizens can freely reside in any of the EU Member States – free movement of persons is one of the fundamental freedoms that the EU law guarantees to the EU citizens. Therefore, as an EU citizen, you can live, study and work in the Czech Republic without needing to have a residence or work permit.

Barbadosno (1) Belarusyes Belgiumno Belizeyes

Romaniano Russian Federationyes Rwandayes Saint Kitts and Nevisno (1)

North Macedonia no (1, 5) Norwayno Omanyes Pakistanyes

If you are a citizen of a Nordic country (Finland, Iceland, Norway or Sweden) you are free to enter, live, study and work in Denmark. You do not need a visa or residence permit.

Nationals of the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA) and any third-country national holding a residence permit of a Schengen State do not need a visa to enter Estonia.

EU and EEA States are Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.

Citizens of the Member States of the European Union, and citizens of Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland, may enter Spain with their national identity card or with a valid passport. Minors who travel with an identity document and are not accompanied by a parent will need the authorization of one of their parents.

As a citizen of a the European Economic Area (EEA) or if you are Swiss, you have the possibility to settle in France beyond 3 months. The residence card giving effect to your rights is not mandatory, but may be useful. You can then acquire a right to permanent residence after the first 5 years of a regular and uninterrupted stay in France.

EEA nationals and their family members may work and provide services in the Republic of Croatia without a stay and work permit, or a work registration certificate.

(citizens of the European Union, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, and

EEA/EFTA citizens who visit Iceland must carry valid travel documents or identity cards that are accepted for border crossing. Their travel documents must be valid beyond their stay in Iceland.

Citizens of Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden are exempt from this requirement when traveling between Iceland and these countries. Please note that the exemption only applies to border crossing and does not effect the document requirements made by airlines.

Have a valid visa - unless they are exempt from the visa requirement or hold residence permits issued by another EEA/EFTA country.

L’ingresso nello Spazio Schengen e nel territorio italiano degli stranieri provenienti dalle frontiere esterne è consentito soltanto allo straniero che: si presenti attraverso un valico di frontiera; sia in possesso di un passaporto o di altro documento di viaggio equivalente riconosciuto valido per l’attraversamento delle frontiere; disponga di documenti che giustifichino lo scopo e le condizioni del soggiorno e dimostri di disporre di mezzi finanziari sufficienti in relazione alla natura, alla durata prevista del soggiorno, ed alle spese per il ritorno nel Paese di provenienza (o per il transito verso uno Stato terzo); sia munito, ove prescritto, di valido visto di ingresso o di transito; non sia segnalato ai fini della non ammissione nel Sistema di informazione Schengen; non sia considerato pericoloso per l’ordine pubblico, la sicurezza nazionale o le relazioni internazionali di una delle Parti contraenti, da disposizioni nazionali o di altri Stati Schengen. Lo straniero già residente in uno Stato Schengen e titolare di permesso di soggiorno, è esente da visto per soggiorni non superiori a 90 giorni su un periodo di 180 giorni. Lo straniero sprovvisto anche solo di uno dei requisiti richiesti, può essere oggetto di respingimento, che può essere attuato dalle competenti Autorità di Frontiera anche in presenza di regolare visto d’ingresso.

Nationals of the other contracting parties to the European Economic Area Agreement (Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein) and the Swiss Confederation are treated as EU citizens.

Entry into and residence in Latvia for citizens of the European Union, the European Economic Area and Switzerland and their family members, is provided for in the Cabinet Regulation of 30 August 2011, No. 675 „Procedures for the Entry and Residence in the Republic of Latvia of Citizens of the Union and their Family Members”.

a non-citizens of the Republic of Estonia (but it is mandatory for Russian citizens, even if they have been issued a residence permit or EU long-term resident status in Estonia). The Declaration must be submitted: by all foreign nationals who do not fall under the above-listed categories. The Declaration must be submitted at least 48 hours before arrival in Latvia, including if a foreign national intend to cross Latvia in transit. Information has to be submitted on the website at eta.gov.lv. The person using the system will receive an automatic notification via email 48 hours after submitting their information on the website, and there is no further need to wait for a separate permit. If a traveler’s plans change before the trip, the form must be completed again. The 48-hour submission requirement does not apply to the resubmitted form.

EU Nationals do not need a permit to reside and work in Malta.

European Economic Area (EEA) nationals have the right to reside in Malta when exercising their treaty rights as workers, self-employed persons, economically self-sufficient persons, family members, exempt or students. Such rights may be restricted on the grounds of public policy, public security, public health or if they become an unreasonable burden on Malta’s social assistance system.

You are free to work in the Netherlands. Your employer does not need a work permit (in Dutch: tewerkstellingsvergunning or TWV).

You are a citizen of the Union if you are a national of one of the member states of the European Union (EU). Nationals of the member states of the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland have the same rights as citizens of the Union. Find out which countries belong to the EU/EEA.

Przyjeżdżając do Polski musisz wiedzieć, że jest to państwo znajdujące się w Strefie Schengen. Oznacza to, że chcąc przekroczyć zewnętrzną granicę strefy Schengen musisz spełnić warunki wjazdu określone w artykule 6 kodeksu granicznego Schengen. Zasady wjazdu na terytorium Polski określone zostały również w art. 25 ust. 1 ustawy o cudzoziemcach.

O direito de entrada, permanência e residência em Portugal abrange os nacionais dos países da União Europeia (UE), Espaço Económico Europeu (EEE), Andorra e Suíça, bem como os seus familiares.

Nacionais da União Europeia, Islândia, Liechtenstein, Noruega, Principado de Andorra e Suíça.

EU citizens and / EEA nationals who carry out activities in Romania, may be registered under the law.

The Nordic countries of Denmark, Finland, Norway, Iceland and Sweden have an agreement through which citizens of one Nordic country have the right to live in the other countries in the Nordic region.

As a Nordic citizen, you do not need to apply for a permit to move to Sweden.

Third-country nationals who wish to enter and reside in the Republic of Slovenia for the purposes of tourism, business, personal visit, employment, study, family reunification or other forms or purposes of residence must obtain a visa (if required for entry into Slovenia) or a residence permit at a diplomatic mission or consular post of the Republic of Slovenia abroad prior to their entry into the Republic of Slovenia.

Your fingerprints will be collected when you submit your application (exemptions exist for specific categories of applicants).