Norwegian Embassy for Portugal - Address / Phone Number

Norwegian Embassy in Portugal

Address: Av. Dom Vasco da Gama, n^o 1, 1400-127 Lisbon
City: Lisbon (Standard time zone: UTC/GMT ±0/+1 hour)
Tel.: +351 21 300 9100
Fax: +351 21 300 9101
Emergency tel.: (+351) 93 762 12 99
Working hours: Monday to Friday, 9.00 - 16.00
Consular hours: Monday to Friday, 9.00 - 12.00

Norwegian Honorary Consulate in Funchal
Address: Rua das Maravilhas, 23A, 9000-177 Funchal
City: Funchal (Standard time zone: UTC/GMT ±0/+1 hour)
Tel.: +351 29 174 15 15/29 109 8669
Fax: +351 29 174 15 13 

Norwegian Honorary Consulate in Ponta Delgada
Address: Rua Francisco Cabral, 99 - Livramento, 9500-604 Ponta Delgada
City: Ponta Delgada (Standard time zone: UTC/GMT -1/±0 hour)
Tel.: + 351 29 664 20 52
Fax: + 351 91 728 41 84 

Norwegian Honorary Consulate in Portimão
Address: Apartado 133, 8501-905 Praia da Rocha - Portimão
City: Portimão (Standard time zone: UTC/GMT ±0/+1 hour)
Tel.: +351 282 099 162
Fax: +351 282 240 901 

Norwegian Honorary Consulate in Porto
Address: Rua de Meladas, 380, 4535-186 Mozelos VFR
City: Porto (Standard time zone: UTC/GMT ±0/+1 hour)
Tel.: +351 22 747 54 65
Fax: +351 22 747 54 01  

In Portugal, the Embassy promotes Norwegian interests of the state, assists and provides information to Portuguese and Norwegian companies and individuals.  

Services provided by the Embassy:

• Issuance of visas and residence permits;
• Issuance of passports;
• Issuance of criminal records;
• Marriage in Portugal matters;
• Norwegian citizenship matters;
• Assistance to Norwegian citizens in case of emergencies.

In case Norwegian passport is lost or stolen abroad, it should be immediately reported to the local police and the Norwegian Embassy should be contacted to apply for a new passport. Ordinary passport processing time is around 3 weeks. If applicant does not have the time to wait for the ordinary passport, he/she can apply for an emergency passport.

People of certain nationalities need a visa to visit Norway for 90 days. All those who remain for more than 90 days in Norway need a residence permit.

Citizens of Portugal do not need a visa to visit Norway for up to 90 days. However, there are additional rules visitors must follow:

• They can stay in Norway and the rest of the Schengen area for up to 90 days during a period of 180 days.
• They can divide the 90 days over several visits and travel freely in and out of Norway.
• If they have been in the Schengen area in the last 90 days, they must check when it is possible for them to re-enter, and how many days they can stay in Schengen.
• If they have had a residence permit in Norway which has expired, they must travel out of Norway and the Schengen area. They can then travel into Norway again and stay here for up to 90 days without a visa.
• They must normally have NOK 500 available for each day of their stay in Norway. They may be asked to document this when they enter Norway. If they are staying with family of friends, they do not need to have this much money.
• They must be able to travel back to their home country or the country in which they hold a residence permit at the end of their stay.
• Normally, they cannot work in Norway during their visit.

Consular fees must be paid with ATM card (please note that the Embassy does not accept VISA cards). If you do not have ATM card, you can make payment by bank transfer.