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Family Reunification in Norway

One documented route of this kind in Norway, with its conditions, documents, official government fees and process.

Family Immigration (Reunification)

Residence permit for spouses, cohabitants, children, fiance(e)s and certain other family members joining a lawful reference person in Norway. Requires the reference person to meet an income requirement of NOK 436,957/year.

Processing time
Varies by nationality; see UDI family-immigration waiting-time guide.
Language requirement
No language certificate needed
Permanent residence
Renewable family permits count toward permanent residence (3 years, in some cases 5).

Requirements

  • Qualifying family relationship to a lawful reference person in Norway
  • Reference person's annual pre-tax income of at least NOK 436,957
  • Relationship documentation (marriage/birth/relationship certificates)
  • Valid passport

Required Documents

  • Valid passport required
  • Marriage/birth/relationship certificates required
  • Reference person's income documentation (tax assessment, payslips, employment contract) required
  • Proof of housing (in some cases)

Official fees

  • First application (adult) 11,900 NOK
  • First application (child) 5,950 NOK
  • Renewal before expiry (adult) 4,400 NOK
  • Renewal before expiry (child) 2,200 NOK
  • Reference person income requirement (per year) 436,957 NOK

Process Steps

  1. 1

    Applicant registers

    The family member registers on UDI's application portal (My page).

  2. 2

    Pay fee

    Pay the application fee.

  3. 3

    Book appointment

    Book an appointment at the embassy/VFS abroad (or police if in Norway).

  4. 4

    Reference person documents income

    Reference person uploads income documentation.

  5. 5

    Attend in person

    Attend with documents and biometrics; spouses/children may apply for a D-visa to travel while processing.

Official Sources