Netherlands to remain in lockdown until at least 9 February inclusive

The number of people in the Netherlands becoming infected with coronavirus is falling slightly. This shows the lockdown is starting to work. Our next task is to bring about far larger and quicker reductions …

13. Jan 2021

Det globale reiserådet forlenges fra 15. januar til 1. mars.

Smittesituasjonen globalt, usikkerhet rundt utvikling av pandemien, kapasitet i de ulike lands helsevesen og andre lands reiserestriksjoner er faktorer som vurderes. I tillegg veier regjeringens prioritering …

07. Jan 2021

The coronavirus situation: Questions and answers about entry to Norway

From January 2, travellers to Norway are required to register themselves as a step in improving infection control. The government has also imposed mandatory testing for Covid-19 for all travellers to Norway.

07. Jan 2021

Self-Quarantine for Travellers to the Netherlands

Travellers arriving in the Netherlands from certain countries and regions should self-quarantine for 10 days. Per 07.01.2021 this include the city of Oslo, the county of Viken and Innlandet region. Even …

04. Jan 2021

Stricter entry regulations in Norway and the Netherlands (Incl. COVID-19 test)

Both Norway and the Netherlands have imposed stricter entry regulations to minimise the risk of infection and spread of the coronavirus. From January 2nd 2021, the Norwegian government has imposed mandatory …

15. Dec 2020

The Netherlands in Lockdown per 15 December

The Netherlands will go into its strictest lockdown yet from 15 December until at least Tuesday 19 January. The Dutch government strongly advises to stay at home as much as possible and urges everyone …

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Values and priorities

Arts and culture

Norway has a vibrant arts and culture sector. Today, as in the past, many Norwegian artists and other cultural professionals find inspiration beyond Norway’s national borders.

The High North

Large parts of Norway lie north of the Arctic Circle. Sound management of the abundant Arctic resources is high on Norway’s agenda. This requires global cooperation based on scientific knowledge and international law.

Energy and marine resources

Peace, stability and security

Climate change and the environment

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