Norway Covid Hotel: Where to Stay

From January 29th, the Norwegian Government has imposed measures to decrease the COVID-19 cases in the country. Among these exceptional measures, we can find:

1) the limitation of people who can enter the nation (only citizens, legal residents, and other minority groups can do so, 2) they need to deliver a PCR negative test and a Norway Entry Registration 3) they need to self-quarantine for 10 days.

One possible place to spend those days is at a Quarantine Hotel. The cost of staying at a Norway Covid Hotel is USD 49 (about 500 NOK) per night for adults and young adults over 18. Children between 10 and 18 years old have to pay USD 29.50 (about 250 NOK) per night, and kids under 10 will not pay anything.

Keep in mind, you must already have the Norway Entry Registration before landing, which can make you miss your focus on the Norway Covid Hotel and COVID-19 test arrangements. iVisa.com desires to discharge from this, so we have designed an online service that can get the registration for you.

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Note: Since February 12th, 2022, the Norway Entry Registration Form is no longer necessary to enter the country.

What are the immediate steps to receive iVisa.com’s support to get my Norway Entry Registration?

• Access to our Online Application Form.
• Fill out the form with your information and transfer through our platform the needed documentation.
• Select the processing speed alternative that fits you the most.
• Send us your application (Our specialists will check it, procure it, and we will contact you if you should change something).
• Get your document according to your processing speed alternative
• Print your registration and fly safely.

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Why is it a good idea to secure my Norway Registration Form in advance?

If you apply for your registration form in advance, you will have more time to organize the logistics details of your journey. You can define faster in which Norway Covid Hotel will you spend your quarantine and get COVID-19 tested at the correct times.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a COVID vaccine or vaccination certificate to enter Norway?

No, you don't. As of today, COVID vaccination passports or certificates are not mandatory to enter Norway.

• The following certificates can be used upon entry to Norway:

  • Norwegian COVID-19 certificate

  • The EU digital COVID certificate

  • UK NHS COVID-pass

• Approved vaccines are Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, Janssen, Covishield, Sinovac, Nuvaxovid.

Since information may change quickly, we advise you to follow up on the latest Norway travel updates and/or contact your local embassy.

Do I need to take a COVID-19 test before traveling to Norway?

• COVID test prior to arrival: PCR within 24 hours for travelers over the age of 18 without proof of vaccination/recovery only.

• COVID test on arrival: All travelers arriving in Norway must take a test after arrival, regardless of their vaccination status.

• COVID test exemptions: Children under 16

Do I have to quarantine once I arrive in Norway?

• Quarantine requirements: There are no quarantine requirements.

What is the price for my Norway Entry Registration and when will it be ready?

The prices for the Entry Registration are established considering the time you want your document to be available:

• Standard Processing Time Alternative: By paying , you obtain it in .
• Rush Processing Time Alternative: By paying , you acquire it in .
• Super Rush Processing Time Alternative: By paying , you get it in .

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I want to start my process now with iVisa.com, where should I begin?

• Finish filling out your basic details here, including the upload of your scanned passport.
• Select one of our processing time alternatives (Standard, rush, or super rush).
• Check once again to see if all your details are correct.
• Pay us with Paypal or your valid credit or debit card.
• Submit your application.

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What happens If I have doubts before or throughout the process?

If you have difficulties or questions before or during the process, we are glad to answer any concerns. Our Customer Care Help can clarify any doubt about the process or Norway Covid Hotel. Please write us, we are here for you at any time on any day (all days including weekends and holidays).

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Is there another requirement besides the Norway Entry Registration to access the country?

Yes, there are 3. First, you need to hand out COVID-19 negative PCR or antigen test results taken not later than 24 hours from your departure. Second, you have to get tested again in the airport. Third, you must self-quarantine for 10 days at your residence or a Norway Covid Hotel.

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Is the entry registration free?

Yes, you can get it for free. But as stated before, we can do the work for you. Apply now and just wait for your document to be ready. In the meantime, keep preparing for your trip, and do not waste your time.

Is iVisa.com a solid and safe service?

Yes, we are backed by several years of experience, exceptional results, thousands of pleased customers, and millions of travel documents processed. See what our customers say and Apply for your entry form now.

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