Norway Passport and national ID card (info only) photo: taken at the office
The passport office takes your photo at your appointment, babies and children included; you bring no photo.
- Only an emergency passport needs a photo you bring
Official rules: politiet.no. Rules checked on 26 October 2026.
How to apply
- Book an appointment at a police passport and ID office. (politiet.no: what to bring to the passport office)
- Bring your previous passport and a bank card, phone, smartwatch or cash to pay. (politiet.no: what to bring to the passport office)
- A passport costs 840 kroner from age 16 and 510 kroner under 16. A national ID card is 840 kroner from age 10 and 510 kroner under 10 (from 1 January 2026). (politiet.no: price and payment)
- For a child, bring the other parent's consent and the child's passport or ID card. (politiet.no: what to bring to the passport office)
Applying from abroad
Norwegians living abroad and dual citizens applying for the first time have their own checklist on politiet.no. (politiet.no: what to bring to the passport office)
What you can still make here
Questions
- Can I take the Norway Passport and national ID card (info only) photo at home?
- No. The passport office takes your photo at your appointment, babies and children included; you bring no photo. Picproved doesn't sell a photo for this document.
- Do I need a photo for a Norwegian passport?
- No. The office photographs everyone at the appointment, babies included. Only an emergency passport needs a photo you bring.
- How much is a Norwegian passport in 2026?
- 840 kroner for anyone 16 or older, 510 kroner for children under 16.
- What can I still make for Norway?
- Photos for visas and other countries' forms, the standard 35×45 mm and 2×2 inch sizes, and any Norway document listed below that takes a photo you bring.
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