For citizens of Russia, when traveling to Norway, which is part of the Schengen agreement, a visa is required. Regardless of the purpose of the trip, it is necessary to present a passport with a validity of at least 3 months after the visa, a medical insurance policy with a minimum coverage of EUR 30,000, 2 color photos, fill out a questionnaire in English or Norwegian and pay a consular fee of 35 EUR.

The list of other documents depends on the purpose of the trip: private, business, tourist or transit. It can be copies of invitations, insurance and other documents, including those received by fax and e-mail, as well as the originals of the specified documents.

For children since March 2010, according to the order of the Government of the Russian Federation, a personal passport is required. In addition, to obtain a Schengen visa, you need a certificate from the child's place of study (if he studies) and the presentation of a birth certificate or internal passport (when you reach 14 years). Also children under the age of 6, schoolchildren and students are exempted from paying a consular fee for issuing a visa.

If the child travels without parents accompanied by a third person or accompanied by one of the parents, then it is necessary to provide notarial consent of both parents or the remaining parent to travel abroad with a specific accompanying person, with the indication of his name. To provide a document on exit consent, you must have copies of the first pages of the parents' internal passport (the first page of the passport and the page with the residence permit).