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Svalbard Travel Guide

Visa and Passport Requirements for Svalbard

Entry Warning

The documentation and fee required for obtaining visas varies according to both your nationality and where you are applying from. It is the sole right of each country to determine who is allowed to enter.

Passport

All passports must be valid for six months and have two clear pages free.

Taxes

Some countries may charge an arrival or departure tax which may or may not be included in the price of an airline ticket, or may need to be paid in cash on arrival or departure.

Visa Requirements

Travelling from Requirements
Australia A visa is not required.
Canada A visa is not required.
Denmark A visa is not required.
Republic of Ireland A visa is not required.
Netherlands A visa is not required.
New Zealand A visa is not required.
South Africa A visa is required for Norway, please contact your nearest embassy for up to date information.
United States A visa is not required.
United Kingdom A visa is not required.

Other Nationalities

Other nationalities should either contact Travcour UK (see below) or their nearest embassy for up-to-date information prior to departure.

Passport & Visa Service

For assistance with obtaining passports and visas UK-based ‘Travcour’ have been offering travellers a comprehensive and reliable travel document service since 1985. www.travour.com

Entry and Exit Requirements for Svalbard
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Why Travel to Svalbard?

  • See Polar Bears in the wild, in lands where the bear population outnumbers humans.
  • Enjoy an expedition cruise along Svalbard’s dramatic coastline, experiencing fjords, islands and glaciers along the way.
  • Discover Svalbard in winter, where the sun will not rise for months on end, then join the celebrations of the first dawn of the year.
  • Snowmobile and ski over the frozen Arctic wastes for and see a land filled rich in Heritage.
  • Visit Svalbard’s capital, Longyearbyen, the world’s most northerly Post Office at Ny Alesund and the extreme Russian mining outpost of Barentsburg.