Norway Business Visa for Indians – Summary
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This is issued for individuals travelling to Norway for the purpose of business. Being a category of the Schengen, nationals from Schengen region and of other countries that have a visa-exemption agreement with Norway do not require a permit. Also known as the Norway Schengen business visa, this permit is issued for a maximum stay duration of up to 90 days in a 180-day period and can be granted with single-entry, double-entry, or even multiple-entries.
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Norway Visa Requirement
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Common Reasons for Visa Rejection
No, for work, you need a work visa.
Under exceptional circumstances, but generally, the initial visa duration is final.
Being a short term C category, the Norwegian business permit is issued for up to 30 days. As a result, there are no medical test requirements necessary. However, the long term permits may have related test requirements. In either case, it is suggested that you get a health checkup done before travelling abroad.
It is not possible to convert a Schengen business permit into another category. You are also not allowed to work on the payroll of a Norwegian company on this. You are allowed to take part in unpaid voluntary work. If you do require a work permit, you must apply for a work permit once you return back to your home country.
Normally, it takes around 15 working days for processing. This is excluding the time taken for transit. As a result, it is suggested that you apply for the permit at least 3 weeks before your date of intended travel. However, you cannot apply before more than 3 months to the travel date.
Since Norway is a part of the Schengen, you are allowed to travel and do business activities in any of the other Schengen countries with the business permit. However, you can only visit the European countries that are a part of the Schengen. Visiting the other countries would require their individual permits. Although, few countries, such as Croatia allow you entry with a Schengen permit.