Loading visa requirements: Andorra → Norway
Travel corridorNorway visa requirements for citizens of Andorra.
Short-stay answer
Visa-freeUnverified
Up to
90 days
in any 180-day period
- Schengen area
- 90/180-day rule
- ETIAS travel authorisation planned
From our visa matrix · not yet re-checked against an official source
No — citizens of Andorra can typically visit Norway visa-free for stays of up to 90 days. Longer stays or other purposes (work, study, residence) use a dedicated visa route.
Schengen 90/180
- Max stay
- 90 days
- in any 180 days
- Government fee
- None
- No visa for a short stay
- Processing
- Not needed
- Show your passport at the border
- Long-stay routes
- 16 routes
- Study, work, family and more
Before you go
What to have ready at the border.
Your day count
Visa-free days across the whole Schengen area count together: at most 90 days in any rolling 180-day period.
ETIAS travel authorisation is planned
A travel authorisation is planned for this zone. It is not required today, and our data holds no confirmed start date.
Answers for the border check
General Schengen entry conditions: officers may ask about the purpose of your trip, where you will stay and how you will cover your costs.
Beyond short stays
Other ways into Norway for citizens of Andorra.
Study & Training
Full detailsNational long-stay visa (Type D) -- study
Norway Study PermitNOK 5,400
- Work 20 h/wk
- Study
- Family can join
Verified 12 Jun 2026 · udi.no
Norway Residence Permit for TraineesNOK 6,300
- Work
- Study
- Family can join
Verified 12 Jun 2026 · udi.no
Work & Self-Employment
Full detailsResidence permit for self-employed persons (sole proprietorship)Available
Norway Residence Permit for Self-Employed PersonsNOK 6,300
- Work
- Study
- Residency after 3 years
- Family can join
Verified 12 Jun 2026 · udi.no
Startup / Entrepreneur VisaAvailable
National long-stay visa (Type D) -- work
Retire & Lifestyle
Full detailsNorway Working Holiday PermitNOK 6,300
- Work
- Study
Verified 12 Jun 2026 · udi.no
Family & Origin
Full detailsNorway Family Immigration with a Spouse or CohabitantNOK 11,900
- Work
- Study
- Residency after 3 years
- Family can join
Verified 12 Jun 2026 · udi.no
Norway Family Immigration for ChildrenNOK 5,950
- Study
- Residency after 3 years
- Family can join
Verified 12 Jun 2026 · udi.no
Special Categories
Full detailsNorway Residence Permit for Researcher with Own FundsNOK 6,300
- Work
- Study
- Family can join
Verified 12 Jun 2026 · udi.no
Norway Residence Permit for Religious Leaders and TeachersNOK 6,300
- Work
- Study
- Residency after 3 years
- Family can join
Verified 12 Jun 2026 · udi.no
Norway Protection (Asylum)
- Work
- Study
- Residency after 3 years
- Family can join
Verified 12 Jun 2026 · udi.no
Norwegian Citizenship by NaturalisationNOK 6,500
- Work
- Study
- Path to residency
- Family can join
Verified 12 Jun 2026 · udi.no
Questions
Common questions
Do citizens of Andorra need a visa to visit Norway?
No — citizens of Andorra can typically visit Norway visa-free for stays of up to 90 days. Longer stays or other purposes (work, study, residence) use a dedicated visa route.
How long can citizens of Andorra stay in Norway?
Up to 90 days per visit under the visa-free arrangement, as of our last verification. Longer stays or other purposes use a dedicated visa route.
Can citizens of Andorra work or study in Norway?
Norway has 16 verified routes across work, study, residence and other purposes. Eligibility varies by route and nationality — see the full Norway visa guide for details.
Short-stay answer
Unverified
This short-stay answer comes from our visa matrix and has not yet been re-checked against an official source. Confirm with the embassy or the official portal before you travel.
Long-stay routes
Last verified 12 Jun 2026
Source: udi.no
Every way into Norway
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