Yes, you can enter to Norway and can get collective protection if you are a close family member of a person who has received collective protection, regardless of nationality. Close family members may be a spouse, cohabitant, children under the age of 18 and other family members who, before 24 February 2022, were part of the same household as the person receiving collective protection. Examples of other family members might be children over the age of 18, grandparents or siblings.

You will be required to show an identification document to register and seek protection. If you do not have any identity documents, the police will conduct additional investigations to establish your identity.

If you do not have a biometric passport, then you can only get into Norway by land or sea. Air travel will not be possible.

Yes, you can get collective protection if you are a close family member of a person who has received collective protection, regardless of nationality. Close family members may be a spouse, cohabitant, children under the age of 18 and other family members who, before 24 February 2022, were part of the same household as the person receiving collective protection. Examples of other family members might be children over the age of 18, grandparents or siblings.

Displaced people from Ukraine who apply for protection in Norway will receive temporary collective protection for one year. The protection permit may be extended for up to three years.