YOU HAD COVID-19 AND you RECOVERED
If you have been tested positive within 6 months before your trip to Norway and you are recovered then you can enter Norway without going in quarantine. You can book any trip or course with a re-booking guarantee. So, you can just travel with us as in the old days with no restrictions.
No restrictions
FAQ
WHAT DO I NEED TO ENTER NORWAY?
You need to bring a document that you have been tested (PCR) positive in the last 6 months (not longer ago). This document can be in the language of most European countries. This document you have to show to the authorities on any Norwegian international airport of entry or normal borders if you travel by train or car to Norway).
Before entering Norway you do a COVID-19 test (PCR) in your home country and you bring the document with the negative results with you (not older than 72 hours). That is all! Of course you do not travel with any symptoms and you follow the guidelines of airlines and the local rules here in Norway (social distancing and so).
Before entering Norway you do a COVID-19 test (PCR) in your home country and you bring the document with the negative results with you (not older than 72 hours). That is all! Of course you do not travel with any symptoms and you follow the guidelines of airlines and the local rules here in Norway (social distancing and so).
WHAT IS A REBOOKING GUARANTEE?
Re-booking is postponing your trip to a later date due to a Corona related issue like: you are infected, a family member is sick or you cannot leave your country or enter Norway. Re-booking is free of cost and hassle. You can re-book to any date one year ahead (and in some cases more). You do not have to choose a new date immediately after cancellation.
IS NORWAY A SAFE PLACE TO TRAVEL TO?
Norway is a safe place for traveling and the country is huge and has a small amount of inhabitants (a bit more than 5 million). Most people in the south. Norway has not had huge numbers of infections, thanks to strict measurements, travel restriction and closed borders.