How can I get consular assistance in Norway?

Visit the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Norway at Holbergs gate 1, 0166 Oslo, Norway (Postal: PO Box 4059 AMB, 0244 Oslo), or call the Consular Call Center at (82)2-3210-0404. In an emergency, dial (47)9026-3544.

🇳🇴 Korean Mission in Norway

Korean Embassy in Norway - Address & Contact

Q: What is the phone number of the Korean Embassy in Norway?

The main phone number is (47)2254-7090. For emergencies, call (47)9026-3544 (available 24/7).

Q: When did South Korea and Norway establish diplomatic relations?

South Korea and Norway established diplomatic relations on 1959.03.02. .

Q: Do Korean passport holders need a visa to enter Norway?

Korean passport holders (Regular Passport) can enter Norway visa-free and stay for up to 90 days within any 180-day period.

Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Norway

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The Korean Embassy in Oslo has served Norway since diplomatic relations were established in 1959, making it one of Korea's oldest European postings. Norway, a wealthy Nordic nation known for its oil wealth, sovereign wealth fund, and strong maritime tradition, shares important economic interests with Korea — particularly in shipping, energy, and fisheries. The embassy also supports a substantial Korean-Norwegian community, including a large number of Korean adoptees who settled in Norway over the decades.

Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Norway (Oslo)

Office Name	Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Norway
Type	Embassy
Address	Holbergs gate 1, 0166 Oslo, Norway (Postal: PO Box 4059 AMB, 0244 Oslo)
Phone	(47)2254-7090
Emergency	(47)9026-3544 (24/7)
Consular Call Center	(82)2-3210-0404
Toll-Free	080-020-0219
Website	http://overseas.mofa.go.kr/no-ko/index.do

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Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Norway - Location

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Mission contact details as of 2026-11-10 · Source: each mission's official website (overseas.mofa.go.kr)

Diplomatic Relations

1959.03.02.

Exports

$560.0M

Imports

$1,790.0M

Diplomatic relations and trade: MOFA country information (2025 trade figures, checked 2026-11-10)

Entry Requirements

🇰🇷 Korean Citizens Visiting Norway

Visa-Free Entry (Regular Passport)

Maximum Stay	90 days within any 180-day period
Legal Basis	Visa waiver agreement

🇳🇴 Norway Citizens Visiting South Korea

Citizens of Norway with regular passports can enter Korea visa-free for short visits such as tourism and stay up to 90 days within any 180-day period (basis: a visa waiver agreement). Until 31 December 2026 they are temporarily exempt from K-ETA (Korea Electronic Travel Authorization).

Korea Visa Portal K-ETA Immigration Service

Entry requirements may change without notice. Always check the latest travel advisories on the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs website before traveling.

Entry information checked 2026-11-10 · Sources: MOFA overseas safety travel visa-free list (as of Sep 2026) and travel alert levels; Korea's visa-free entry list (as of Feb 2024) and K-ETA temporary exemption notice (Dec 2025)

South Korea – Norway Diplomatic Relations

Korea and Norway have enjoyed over 65 years of diplomatic relations, with ties shaped by shared values of democracy, open trade, and multilateralism. Norway was an early supporter of Korea through the UN, and the two countries have deepened cooperation in maritime industries, energy (including offshore technology), and fisheries. Norway hosts one of Europe's largest Korean adoptee communities — approximately 6,500 people — whose presence adds a distinctive human dimension to bilateral relations. Political exchanges have grown steadily, and Norway is an active partner in Arctic governance forums where Korea has observer status.

Mission status as of 2026-11-10 · Source: MOFA country information

South Korea – Norway Trade & Economy

Korea imports significantly more from Norway than it exports, reflecting Norway's role as a major supplier of seafood and energy-related goods. In 2023, Korean exports to Norway totaled around $465 million — primarily vehicles, machinery, and electronics — while imports stood at approximately $1.36 billion, led by salmon, other seafood, and industrial equipment. Norwegian salmon is among the most popular imported foods in Korea, a cultural and commercial connection that grows stronger each year.

Exports to Norway

$560.0M

Imports from Norway

$1,790.0M

Trade values are 2025 figures (MOFA country information, checked 2026-11-10). Figures in the text refer to the year stated in each sentence.

Tips for Koreans Living in Norway

Norway is a member of the Schengen Area, so Korean nationals can visit visa-free for up to 90 days. About 7,700 Koreans reside in Norway, including a large community of Korean-born adoptees who hold Norwegian citizenship. The Korean community is organized around Korean associations in Oslo and other cities, and the embassy provides consular services including passport issuance and civil registration. For urgent consular matters, the duty officer line operates 24 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Where is the Korean Embassy in Norway?

A. The Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Norway is located at Holbergs gate 1, 0166 Oslo, Norway (Postal: PO Box 4059 AMB, 0244 Oslo).

Q. What is the phone number for the Korean Embassy in Norway?

A. The main number is (47)2254-7090. For emergencies, call (47)9026-3544. The Consular Call Center can be reached at (82)2-3210-0404.

Q. What should I do in an emergency in Norway?

A. Call the emergency line at (47)9026-3544 -- it is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can also reach the Consular Call Center at (82)2-3210-0404 or the toll-free number 080-020-0219.