What information do you need to prepare for family reunion in Norway? Ask for help.

No matter what the visa result is, the visa processing fee must be paid. Applicants need to pay a visa fee when submitting a visa application. The visa office advises applicants to log on to the online application website https://selfservice.udi.no, fill in the visa application online, pay the fee and make an appointment for the delivery time (applicants applying at the visa center do not need to make an appointment for the delivery time).

How to deal with Norwegian family reunion immigrants-visa processing time

Please refer to the website of Norwegian Immigration Service:

Http://www.udi.no/Norwegian-director-of-immunization/oversiktside/case-processing-times/(English only)

How to deal with Norwegian family reunion immigrants-applicants need to provide guidance on the list of documents

Please confirm that your application form has been filled in correctly, and then send it to the Norwegian Immigration Bureau for processing.

How to deal with Norwegian family reunion immigrants-list of documents you must provide

When you apply for an immigrant visa for a family member, you and the Norwegian diplomatic agency/police must fill out a separate list of documents in order to submit your application to the Norwegian Immigration Service. It is very important that you fill in all the relevant items and sign this list. Even if you have submitted your application through the immigration application portal, you must fill in and sign this document list.

Listed documents

1. Original passport. The visa is required to be valid for at least 90 days after the validity period.

2.6 months' photo. (Don't choose a red background. Refer to the left page)

3. Fill in the complete residence permit application form and sign it in person. Copying is invalid.

4. Fill in the Applicant's Family Information Form.

5. Invitation letter from Norway (stating the purpose of the visit).

6. A copy of the passport of the Norwegian inviter.

7. The financial situation of the guarantor living in Norway (bank deposit certificate, tax bill, payroll, etc. ).

8. Residence certificate of Norwegian inviter in Norway.

9. Notarial certificate or marriage certificate of the relationship between the applicant and his relatives living in Norway.

10. If a child lives in China with one parent and the child goes to Norway to reunite with the other parent, it is necessary to provide a statement and notarial certificate that the father or mother living in China agrees to leave China.

1 1. The applicant's birth certificate.

12. Notarization of name change (if any).

13. Copy of passport (all pages, including blank pages).

14. China citizens are required to provide the original household registration book and copies of each page of the household registration book (only those who hold ordinary passports for personal reasons).

15. Foreign citizens need to provide residence permits in China.

16. Fill in the "power of attorney" (it is not required to fill in, but you can choose voluntarily).

17. Fill in the "Applicant Report Form".

How to deal with Norwegian family reunion immigrants-applicant interview

You also need to fill out a question and answer form about the relationship between the applicant and the inviter. In some cases, the diplomatic agency or the police station will arrange an interview with the applicant or inviter.