德国(Germany) 前往 挪威(Norway) 签证要求

No visa needed. German citizens hold EU/EEA nationality and enjoy full freedom of movement in Norway (an EEA and Schengen-associated country). You can enter and stay for tourism, work or residence with no visa, no time limit on short visits, and you are exempt from ETIAS. Germany and Norway are both members of the European Economic Area (EEA) and the Schengen Area. As an EU/EEA citizen, a German ordinary passport holder travels to Norway under EU/EEA freedom-of-movement rules, not under tourist-visa or visa-waiver rules. This means no visa is required for any purpose, including tourism, and there is no internal Schengen border control between Germany and Norway. The Schengen 90/180-day short-stay cap and the upcoming ETIAS travel authorisation apply only to visa-exempt third-country nationals (such as US, UK, Canadian, Australian travellers); EU/EEA/Swiss citizens are explicitly exempt from ETIAS, which begins phased rollout in late 2026. German citizens may enter Norway with a valid passport or a valid national identity card. For stays beyond three months a German citizen simply registers with the Norwegian police under the EEA registration scheme — this is a registration, not a visa. In short, this is the most frictionless travel relationship possible: visa-free, ETIAS-free, and ID-card eligible.