- You must bring your valid and original passport or Norwegian National ID-card to give consent.
- Both parents must give consent in person at a Norwegian embassy or a police station in Norway. They must present their valid and original passport or Norwegian national ID-card for identification. The parents do not need to come to the appointment together, as long as consent has been given at a Norwegian Embassy or police station in Norway prior to the appointment. At least one parent must accompany the child to the appointment.
- A parent with sole parental responsibility must always accompany their child to apply for a passport.
Single or permanent consent:
- Single consent for one application, which is valid for three (3) months.
- Permanent consent valid for all applications until the child is 18 years old.
Permanent consent can be given for both passport- and national ID-card applications.
Permanent consent can be withdrawn. You must meet in person at a Norwegian embassy or police station in Norway to do so. It will not affect any applications that have already been approved.
If you give permanent consent, the other parent can apply for a passport/national ID-card for the child without a new consent from you. If permanent consent is given by both parents only one parent need to accompany the child for future passport applications.
See more information here: Samtykke for pass og ID-kort til barn og unge – Politiet.no