Official documents and legal procedures by country

Norway

Here are the all the details we have for Norway:

Royal Norwegian Embassy

25 Belgrave Square London SW1X 8QD
Tel: (020) 7591 5500
Email: emb.london@mfa.no
Web: www.norway.org.uk
Open Mon-Fri: 0900-1600

Source: Foreign Embassies in the UK at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office web site.

British Embassy Consular Section

Postal Address: British Embassy 0244, Oslo Visiting Address: British Embassy Thomas Heftyesgate 8 0264, Oslo
Tel: (47) 23 13 27 00
Email: britemb@online.no
Open Consular Section (by phone): Local Time 0900-1230 (local time)

Source: UK Embassies Abroad at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office web site.

Wedding Information

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To get married in this country you will need to bring your original documents and photocopies thereof. English is not an official language of this country, so you will probably need a translation of the following documents to get married:

Other:

Marriages abroad are recognised by UK law only if they were were conducted in accordance with the local law of the country - although it cannot be registered at a UK register office. If there is any doubt about the legality, contact the Home Office before making any arrangements.

Seek advice from your GP in case you require any vaccinations or medical advice at least 3 months before departure date.

Hague Convention

Norway is a member of the Hague Convention, so any official documents legalised by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London should be valid.

Source: Member States of the Hague Convention at the Hague Conference on Private International Law web site.