Libya eVisa for Norwegian Citizens

Libya eVisa is an official electronic travel authorisation that enables Norwegian citizens to enter Libya for short-term travel purposes. This virtual visa is easier to obtain, and you won’t have to visit embassies or consulates to deal with the traditional visa process. As a Norwegian citizen, it is a smart and necessary step to apply for Libya eVisa online before your trip to guarantee a successful entry to the country.

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Libya eVisa Types, Validity, Stay Duration

Types Validity Stay Duration Number of Entries
Single-Entry 30 days (from the issue date) 30 days Single
Multiple-Entry 30 days (from the issue date) 30 days Multiple, but within the validity of the eVisa

Important Note

  • Do not overstay — fines or entry bans could apply.
  • Always respect the terms of your eVisa type.

Libyan eVisa Passport Requirements

Requirements of the Passport:

  • You have to ensure that your Norwegian passport is valid for at least 6 months upon the date you intend to enter Libya.
  • It should also have at least one blank page on which the official entry and exit stamps are made.
  • The application requires a scanned (in colour) copy of your passport's biodata page.

Required Documents & Information

When you apply for your Libyan eVisa, you will be asked to provide the following details:

✎ Personal Information:

  • Full name, gender, date of birth, nationality
  • Passport number, issue and expiry date
  • Parent's name
  • Email and contact number
  • Place of birth

✈ Travel Details:

  • Intended arrival and departure dates
  • Purpose of visit: tourism, business, or transit
  • City to be visited
  • Have you ever visited Libya before?

📎 Document Upload:

  • Clear colour scan of your passport’s bio-data page
  • MRZ (Machine-Readable Zone) lines must be clearly visible
  • Passport-size photograph

Processing Times and eVisa Fees

Processing Time depends on how fast you need your eVisa. You’ll choose from three options:

Processing Option Timeframe
Standard 18 - 22 Working Days
Rush 14 - 18 Working Days
Super Rush 10 - 14 Working Days

Libya eVisa Fee

Fees vary based on several factors, including the processing speed selected, eVisa type, and currency exchange rate. Use the fee calculator on the Libya eVisa Fee webpage to find an accurate fee tailored to your specific needs.

How to Apply for the eVisa

Applying for the Libya eVisa is quick and mostly takes about 15–20 minutes. Here’s how to do it:

  • Fill Out the Online Application

  • Submit the application and Pay the eVisa Fee

  • Receive and Print Your eVisa

The process of applying for the Libyan eVisa is simple and takes three steps. To apply, go to the Libya eVisa Application webpage and fill in the online form; enter the details about your personal information and trip. You will also be required to upload the documents. You then select the speed at which you would like to have the eVisa processed. Submit the form and pay the fee using a credit or debit card. In the last process, after your eVisa application has been approved, it will be forwarded to your email. It is simply printed out and taken along with your passport during your trip to Libya.

Pausing and Resuming of Libya eVisa Application

If you start the application and need a break, you can save your progress. You will receive a temporary application ID that you can use to complete the Libya eVisa Application Form. This feature is useful if you're waiting on documents or double-checking your travel plans.

Arrival & Immigration Process with Libya eVisa

When you arrive in Libya, here's what to expect:

  • Present your printed eVisa and your original Norwegian passport.
  • Immigration officers might ask to see:
    • Proof of accommodation
    • Return or onward ticket
    • Proof of funds (bank statement or cash)
  • Your passport will be stamped with your entry date.

Note: An approved eVisa allows travel to Libya, but final entry is at the discretion of immigration officers.

Denial of Libya eVisa and Troubleshooting Solutions

If your application for the Libya eVisa is denied, fret not; a number of things can still be corrected. Some of the reasons for rejection are:

  • Incorrect or mismatched passport information;
  • Poor quality of document scanning;
  • Omission of required fields or attachments.

Tip: Always cross-check your entries to exactly match your passport details. In case of denial, you can reapply once the problems have been resolved.

Visa Extensions and Option for Long Term Stays

If you want to stay long in Libya after eVisa expires:

Extensions: You will have to contact the immigration authorities before the eVisa expires, as extensions are rarely granted unless there is a strong cause.

Residence permits: You may also apply for a residence permit for work, study, or long stays through the Directorate of Immigration in Libya.

Why Use a Trusted eVisa Service?

Many Norwegian travellers prefer our services. Here is why:

Error-Free Applications: Experts will check your form and documents to make sure everything is correct, so your application won't be rejected for small mistakes.
Faster Approvals: If everything was done correctly the first time, there is a high probability that the eVisa will be approved quickly.
Secure Payment: Payments are being processed in a safe way through encrypted systems, thus getting rid of any possible access to your personal and card details.
24/7 Support: Friendly support agents are always ready to assist you with your questions and concerns at any particular hour.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. You must apply and get approved before your trip. There is no visa on arrival facility for Norwegian travellers.

You will usually receive an email explaining the issue. You can fix the problems and reapply or ask our support team for help.

Not always. Immigration officials can deny entry if they find any issue with your documents or behaviour, even if you have an approved eVisa.

Our support team is available by live chat, phone, or email to help you complete the process smoothly and resolve any glitches.

Disclaimer: While this information was last updated in August 2025, we strongly suggest confirming all travel details with the appropriate governmental agencies, embassies, and airlines.

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