As of Jan. 26, Norway reopened its borders to all travelers with no quarantine requirement. U.S. travelers will be able to enter Norway with pre-arrival registration and receipt of a negative antigen test no more than 24 hours prior to arriving in Norway. Once travelers arrive in Norway, they must take a rapid antigen test at a designated test station at the airport before continuing on their travels throughout the country.

For those looking to Norway as a potential destination following this recent update, Up Norway composed a list of its recommendations. Visit Svalbard, Lofoten and Alta to see some of the stunning scenery. Go on a ski and sail journey in the Sunnmøre Alps or embark on a micro-retreat in treetop cabins in the heart of Finnskogen Forest.

Up Norway adapted to Norway’s changing policies as the pandemic evolves. Travelers can look to Up Norway for the most recent updates on requirements, documentation, experience and inter-country transportation in Norway.

Up Norway even offers quarantine micro-retreat options for travelers who test positive upon arrival to or departure from Norway, including different options for quarantine housing, self-guided walking tours and meal/grocery delivery from top chefs, so even those who test positive may still enjoy the beauty of Norway.