Norwegian citizens can obtain Azerbaijan’s visa entirely online and receive it by email. The Azerbaijan eVisa for Norwegian citizens is requested on one application for up to ten people and delivered as a secure link after approval, so no embassy is involved.
A Norwegian passport needs a visa
Norway is not among the eight countries whose citizens may currently enter Azerbaijan without a visa, but Norwegians can apply for the electronic one. Our eligible countries list names all eligible nationalities, and the Azerbaijan eVisa page describes the process.
Covered from Stockholm
Azerbaijan has no embassy in Oslo. Its embassy in Stockholm is also accredited to Norway and Finland, as listed under Sweden on our Azerbaijan embassies page and on the embassy’s own website, stockholm.mfa.gov.az. Consular visits there are by appointment only, booked through the ministry’s online appointment system, and the consular phone line is open on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, according to the embassy’s contacts page. The Azerbaijan eVisa for Norwegian citizens never goes through that embassy.
Living in Norway on another passport
Many people working in Norway hold other passports, for example Polish, Lithuanian or Swedish ones. The visa route depends on the passport, not on the Norwegian residence permit, and all three countries are on the eVisa list; the guide for Polish citizens explains that side. A household mixing these passports with Norwegian ones can still travel on one application.
Other Nordic travellers
Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Iceland are on the eVisa list as well, so a Nordic group can apply together, each person under their own nationality. Swedish travellers will find the details that concern them in our guide for Swedish citizens, and the Finnish guide explains that the same Stockholm embassy covers Finland.
Names, scans and contact details for the Azerbaijan eVisa for Norwegian citizens
Names go in as printed, with æ, ø and å where the passport has them. For every traveller the form also needs nationality, travel document type, occupation, home address, passport number and expiry date, plus a photo-page scan (JPG, PNG or PDF, at most 8 MB), and each passport must still be valid 180 days after arrival. Arrival date, accommodation, purpose and one set of contact details are given once; Norwegian numbers have eight digits and go straight after +47. Visa requirements explains every field.
What five travellers pay
Standard processing, ready within 3 working days and open to arrivals at least 4 days after applying, costs USD 59 per traveller. Urgent processing, ready within 3 hours and usable for a same-day arrival, costs USD 130. A group of five therefore pays USD 295 or USD 650 for the Azerbaijan eVisa for Norwegian citizens, charged in Azerbaijani manat at AZN 100.30 or AZN 221.00 each; the fee page covers refunds.
How long the visa lets you stay
The eVisa runs for 90 days and permits up to 30 days in Azerbaijan. A stay of more than 15 days requires registration at your address under the migration rules; for longer trips, see duration of stay.
Review, decision, email
After payment our team compares each traveller’s details with the passport scans and asks you to correct anything that is off. The application then goes to the official portal for Azerbaijan’s authorities to decide. Approved visas arrive as secure links in one email; print each and carry it with the matching passport. Lost the email? Check your application status sends a new link. Use the application form for the Azerbaijan eVisa for Norwegian citizens once your plans are confirmed, and see the FAQ for more.
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