New Fee schedule as of 1 May 2012

The fees are to be paid in a convertible currency or in the national currency on the basis of the official exchange rate at the time. The fee must be paid when the application is submitted. For express return mailing of documents applicants must enclose a pre-paid self-addressed express/courier satchel OR money order issued to the Norwegian Embassy to cover the cost. The Norwegian Embassy does not accept American Express, Diners Club or personal cheques. If paying the application fee by cash the applicant must provide the exact amount only. A bank surcharge applies if paying by debit or credit card.

 

Fee schedule updated 1 May, 2012          
    AUDX 5,88 NZDX 4,66
Work and residence permits:          
No fee is charged for minors under the age of 18          
  NOK   AUD   NZD
Work permit
(including Working Holiday permit)
3000   510   644
Study permit 2500   425   536
Researcher with own funds 2500   425   536
Au pair permit 2500   425   536
First time family reunification permit 3750   638   805
           
Visa applications:          
No fee is charged for minors under the age of 6          
  NOK EURO AUD   NZD
Visa for a maximum stay of  90 days:          
Adults   60 73    
Minors under the age of 12 (6-12 years)   35 43    
           
Passports: NOK   AUD   NZD
Adults  450   77   97
Minors (under the age of 16) 270   46   58
           
  NOK   AUD   NZD
Musterings: 355   60   76
Issuance of Certificate of Receipt of Application (CRA): 355   60   76
Issuance of Provisional Certificate of Nationality - only upon authorisation by the Norwegian Maritime Directorate: 500   85   107
Securing inheritance for inheritor 560   95   120
(Please contact the Embassy in these cases)          
Certification (true copy) AUD 10 /NZD 11 per page but no less than  140   24   30
Verification of signature 215   37   46
           
For return of documents and or passport, applicants must enclose a pre-paid self-addressed Australia Post envelope or a courier satchel.          

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