• Non-EU students generally need a Norway student visa.

• Proof of submission of the visa application form

• Academic documents showing your previous education

• Admission letter from a Norwegian university

• Proof of sufficient financial funds to cover expenses in Norway

• Travel and medical insurance

Eligibility Requirements:

• You must have been accepted by a university or institution in Norway.

• The university or college must be accredited by the Norwegian Agency for Quality Assurance in Education (NOKUT).

• Enrollment must be in a full-time program.

• You must be able to cover tuition fees and living costs. Besides tuition, you need at least NOK 123,519 (around USD 13,600) annually for living expenses, which must be deposited in a Norwegian bank account.

• Funding can come from personal savings, student loans, or grants.

• Income from a part-time job can also contribute to this amount.

• You must plan to stay in Norway during your studies.

Language Requirements:

• Although many courses are taught in English, learning Norwegian is beneficial for communication, cultural integration, and understanding related languages like Swedish and Danish. Many universities offer Norwegian language courses.

• A minimum level of English proficiency is required. Accepted English tests include:

  • TOEFL

  • IELTS