Norway Visitor Visa Is it just that netizens have not met each other can they apply?

This is possible, as long as your Norwegian netizen provides the corresponding guarantee letter and invitation letter.

The foreign inviter should submit the following materials:

1. The Norwegian inviter shall provide a completed letter of guarantee (which can only be effective if it is stamped by the local police station in Norway), and the applicant shall provide a financial guarantee (salary slip and bank deposit certificate).

2. A letter of invitation from Norway (indicating the purpose and time of the visit).

3. A copy of the Norwegian inviter's passport and long-term residence visa (if the inviter is not a Norwegian citizen).

4. The Norwegian inviter shall provide a salary slip or bank deposit certificate.

Domestic applicants should provide the following materials:

1. Passport; 2. 4 two-inch color on white background;

3. Employment and leave certificate presented by the employer;

4. If you have a relationship with the Norwegian inviter, please provide a notarized certificate of kinship (notarized marriage certificate or notarized birth of the applicant);

5. Personal bank card statement for the past 3-6 months.

6. Chinese citizens: the original and photocopies of all pages of the household registration book are required;

7. Notarized certificate of kinship certified by China;

8. Air ticket reservation.

9. Original and photocopy of Schengen foreign medical insurance.

Unreliable, such an invitation letter is not convincing, and it is more practical to apply for a tourist visa directly.

Hello, I would like to ask if the last visit friend has signed?

If he is not Norwegian, you will also need to provide a copy of his passport and visa.

Secondly, you need to provide a copy of your passport Two inches** Copy of household registration Certificate of employment Vacation certificate Certificate of deposit Application form and so on You can find the specific content of this on the ** of the Norwegian Embassy in China The visitor visa can be issued for up to 3 months.

Finally, if you are going for the first time, the embassy may ask you to have an interview When the visa comes down, you need to bring your round-trip ticket and travel insurance When you return to China from Norway, you have to report back to the embassy within 2 weeks

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With a German visa, you can also go to France.

As far as I know, the number of Schengen visa member countries has grown to 15 so far, namely Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Italy, Greece, Austria, Finland, Norway, Iceland, Sweden, and Denmark.

I will add to it below.

Introduction to the Schengen Agreement and Schengen visa.

Schengen Agreement and Schengen Visa Concept:

On June 24, 1985, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg signed the Schengen Agreement in the Luxembourg border town of Schengen. The agreement stipulates that its member states issue a single-format visa to short-term visitors, known as a Schengen visa, and once an applicant has obtained a visa from a certain country, he or she can travel freely within all Schengen member states during the validity period and duration of the visa, but from the second country, the declaration must be made to the local authorities within 3 days.

The Schengen Agreement also contains the following principles:

1. Schengen countries should adopt uniform policies and regulations on the movement of people, especially visas;

2. The Schengen Agreement countries decide to issue a unified visa that is generally valid within the Schengen area;

3. For short-term travel visas that allow single or double entry, the precondition is that the total number of days of stay cannot exceed 3 months within half a year after the first entry;

4. Before the Schengen visa is used, the national visa of each country should be recognized;

5. According to the provisions of the Schengen Agreement, travelers who hold a valid residence permit in any of the Schengen countries can travel freely within the Schengen area without a visa for 3 months. Travellers outside the Schengen area can travel to a Schengen country without a visa as long as they have a valid residence permit and passport for that country. For stays of more than 90 days, applicants should apply for a national visa in accordance with the relevant laws and the purpose of their stay;

6. The unified Schengen visa shall be issued by the diplomatic and consular authorities of the countries of the agreement;

7. The country that issues a Schengen visa should be the main destination country of the visa holder, or the first Schengen country that the visa holder enters;

8. The validity period of the travel document must be longer than the validity period of the visa, and the travel document must ensure that the foreigner outside the Schengen area can smoothly return to his or her own country or enter a country outside the Schengen area;

9. Each country has the right to decide whether a person has the right to enter the country, or is denied entry, and the Schengen visa issued by another country will be restricted when used in another Schengen country, provided that the country must inform the other countries of the agreement;

10. The number of Schengen visa member countries has grown to 15, namely Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Italy, Greece, Austria, Finland, Norway, Iceland, Sweden and Denmark.

The above is for your reference only.