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Philippine Embassy in Norway

The Philippine Embassy in Oslo covers the Philippines' diplomatic ties with Norway and with Iceland.

02/06/2026

ADVISORY: CONSULAR SERVICES MISSION IN TRONDHEIM
The Embassy will be conducting a consular services mission at the Radisson Blu Royal Gardens, Kjøpmannsgata 73, 7010 Trondheim at these dates and times.

- 29 August 2026 (Saturday): 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
- 30 August 2026 (Sunday): 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

The consular services to be rendered are as follows:
- Passport (secure appointment at passport.gov.ph)
- Civil Registry (Reports of Birth/Marriage/Death)
- Notarial Services and Legalization of Documents
- Dual Citizenship (Retention/Reacquisition of Philippine Citizenship) and Oath-taking
- Labor Services (Contract Registration, Overseas Employment Certificate issuance, OWWA membership)

FOR PASSPORT APPLICANTS please schedule an appointment at: http://www.passport.gov.ph/. Choose Europe for Region, Norway for Country, PE Oslo-Outreach in Trondheim for Site.

For DUAL CITIZENSHIP, kindly send requirements at [email protected] with subject Dual Citizenship-Trondheim, and await further advice for your oath-taking schedule.

OTHER REMINDERS:
Hard copies of the completed forms and documentary requirements (original and photocopies) are to be collected by the consular services mission team at the venue on the day of the appointment.

Payment on consular services will be made by the applicants onsite. For the schedule of fees, click here: https://oslope.dfa.gov.ph/schedule-of-fees-price-list/

Passport applicants must also bring and submit self-addressed and self-stamped envelopes for the postage of their passports, when these are ready for release. (Small envelope can contain a maximum of 2 passports; big envelope can contain a maximum of 4 passports or ROB/ROM documents.)

For more details and other information, please visit the Embassy website, www.oslope.dfa.gov.ph (under Consular Services) or email [email protected].

01/06/2026

ORANGE AND LEMONS IN NORWAY. The Philippine flag flew and Filipino talent shone proudly in Kamay Sushi in Oslo and Fiskepiren in Stavanger, the venues for the concert of Filipino band Orange & Lemons (O&L).

O&L is one of the most popular Filipino indie pop alternative rock bands from the Philippines. It is composed of band leader, guitarist and vocalist Clem Castro, keyboardist Jared Nerona, bassist JM Del Mundo and drummer Ace Del Mundo.

It had two events in Norway: the first was in Oslo at the Kamay Sushi restaurant held on May 29, and May 31 at Fiskepiren in Stavanger. Both were organized by the newly-established-Norway based production house, Hiraya Nordic Production.

Local Filipino bands Big Uhaw from Haugesund, KAMAO from Bergen, and Terraces from Stavanger, provided the front acts for the O&L concert in Stavanger.

The Embassy continues to support Filipino artists and Original Pilipino Music, and is pleased to have been part of the O&L events in Norway.

31/05/2026

MINISTER AUKRUST BRIEFS AMBASSADORS ON PROJECT TURNING POINT. The Embassy is pleased to have participated in a briefing for the Ambassadors from Asia and Oceania on Project Turning Point, conducted by Norway’s Minister for International Development Åsmund Aukrust (fourth from left), held on 28 May 2026 at the newly opened Government Building Complex in Oslo.

Project Turning Point is a year-long review of Norway's international development policies in light of new and extensive geopolitical, security and development changes that occurred in recent years. The new development policy would de-emphasize the traditional approach of aid as charity and donor-receiver relationships. Instead, development aid policies should be aligned to security and foreign policies and development assistance is towards building partnership and mobilization of domestic resources and private investment.

In his intervention, Ambassador Enrico T. Fos pointed out that Norway and the Philippines are aligned in the defense of multilateralism and rules-based international order, and in upholding human rights.

He also pointed out that the Philippines is ready to engage with Norway on climate change, reduction of emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, carbon market development, ocean and marine litter, social protection system and community resilience and on renewable energy development.

As the Philippines currently holds the ASEAN Chairship this year, Ambassador Fos, explained that the the country leads the 11-nation group under the theme "Navigating Our Future Together".

Also present during the briefing were the Ambassadors of Australia, China, Indonesia, Pakistan, Thailand and the Deputy Chiefs of Mission of India and Japan. (photo from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

30/05/2026

PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION IN OSLO. The Embassy thanks Minister for International Development Åsmund Grover Aukurst for once again gracing the Philippine Independence Day (PID) celebration in Oslo. He was also present at last year’s PID celebration.

This is the second of several events in Norway celebrating the 128th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence held today, 30 May 2026, at Skipersuppa in Oslo.

Dubbed as “Family and Cultural Day", the event provided a glimpse of Filipino culture with food stalls selling delectable Filipino delicacies and a stage showcasing cultural dances and Filipino singing talents.

Today’s event started with a Holy Mass celebrated by Filipino priest, Fr. Johan Dumandan, followed by performances from Filipino talents from Oslo and nearby kommunes.

The Embassy congratulates Kalayaan Norge Oslo headed by Mr. Gonzalo “Jun” Solas, for spearheading today’s event.

29/05/2026

Congratulations to Oslo-based Filipino singers, Laurenz Jackson, Diana Rose Gacila, Abygail Dado and Michael Renz Cortez for the successful show, All We Need Is Love (A Night of Music), at Fornebu Flytårnet, Varmesentralen in Fornebu, Oslo on 23 May 2026.

Presented by Grace & Co. Events, All We Need Is Love is a benefit concert. This year’s chosen beneficiary is the House of Hope Foundation for Kids with Cancer, Inc., a charity organization based in Davao City, Philippines.

By coming together and celebrating music, love and community, the Filipino bayanihan spirit is alive in Norway! Mabuhay!

28/05/2026

ORANGE AND LEMONS VISIT THE EMBASSY. Ahead of their concerts in Oslo and Stavanger, Filipino band Orange and Lemons visited the Embassy on 28 May 2026.

Ambassador Enrico T. Fos and Embassy officers and staff welcomed them and officials from Hiraya Nordic Production, the team who brought the band to Norway, during the visit.

Known for their hits "Abot Kamay", "Hanggang Kailan" and "Pinoy Ako", Orange and Lemons will be performing at Kamay Sushi in Oslo on 29 May and at the Fiskepiren in Stavanger on 31 May. More information about the upcoming concerts is available at https://www.hirayanordic.com/ and their page, Hiraya Nordic Production.

27/05/2026

HAN CELEBRATES 16TH ANNIVERSARY. The Embassy congratulates the Hiligaynon Association Norway (HAN) as it celebrates its 16th anniversary in an event dubbed "Barrio Hiligaynon" held in Oslo on 23 May 2026.

In her inspirational message, Deputy Head of Mission and Consul General Johann Veronica Andal extended the Embassy's warm congratulations to the organization. She also lauded HAN for their initiatives and activities for Hiligaynons in Norway and their assistance to their kababayans in the Philppines.

Cultural Officer Ellenor Tolentino and Attache Franz Bernardo were also present during the event.

Much like a fiesta, Barrio Hiligaynon featured performances from homegrown talents, a spread of Hiligaynon food, and Filipino games for the guests.

Madamo gid nga salamat, HAN!

26/05/2026

OSLO MET SKOMP ALUMNI GATHERING

The Embassy thanks the Oslo Metropolitan University (OsloMet) for its invitation to meet the alumni of the supplementary nursing education (SKOMP) last week.

Since it was launched nine years ago in 2017, around 80 to 90 percent of the students are Filipino. This year, for the graduating class of 45 students, 40 are Filipinos.

In his remarks, Ambassador Enrico T. Fos, thanked OsloMet for the program that prepares Filipino nurses to be able to advance their careers in Norway.

Ambassador Fos called on the graduates to go further into specialized training.

Nursing graduates from countries outside EU and EEA, like the Philippines, are required to complete complementary study in nursing to be authorized to work as nurses in Norway.

24/05/2026

INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION IN BERGEN.

Under the theme “Kalayaan, Kasaysayan, Kinabukasan” (Freedom, History, Future), the opening salvo of the several events celebrating the 128th anniversary of the proclamation of Philippine Independence in Norway was held today, 24 May 2026, at Åsane Kulturhus in Bergen.

Under the banner of the United Filipino Organisations in Bergen (UFOB), with the Our Lady of Fatima (OLoF) under the leadership of Ms Rosemarie Lauvås and Father Cruf Climaco, the whole day Independence Day celebration attracted almost 500 Filipinos and Norwegians to watch a cultural show and partake of Filipino food.

Just before the formal start of the cultural program, a Holy Mass was celebrated by Father Climaco for the early comers of around 100 people.

This year’s Independence Day celebration’s cultural program showcased the musical talents of Marc and Jenneth Pecson, OLoF English Choir, Bård Ketil Halvorsen, Kasroy and Kasrel Gatus, Nisa, Anagil, and Mariz and dancing talents of Stord Dancers, Bergen dancers, and Groovin’ Mamas.

A highlight of the celebration was the recognition of the Filipino pioneers, those who have lived in Bergen and neighboring areas for at least 40 years, starting from 1986.

The tandem of Rico Santos of Bayanihan Norge and Georgina Magallanes of OLoF, who were the hosts of the cultural show, kept the program informative and lively.

In his remarks during the celebration, Ambassador Enrico T. Fos congratulated the lead organizers of the celebration, not only for successful event but also by starting a collaborative community effort among the various Filipino community organizations based in Bergen as well other organizations as far as Haugesund like Filcom Haugesund and Stord like Filnor Vennskapklubben.

He also encouraged them to continue working together towards a stronger and cohesive community.

The Philippine Independence Day event held today in Bergen is one of the many community-led celebrations all over Norway organized in cooperation with the Embassy.

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