The Embassy of Kosovo in Oslo represents Kosovo in Norway and serves Kosovar citizens living in the country.
Contact Details
| Address | Colbjørnsens gate 4, 0256 Oslo, Norway |
| Telephone | +47 46 84 71 60 |
| embassy.norway@rks-gov.net | |
| Head of Mission | Dr Nita Luci, Ambassador |
| National Day | 17 February (Independence Day) |
Opening Hours
No opening hours are published in the Oslo Diplomatic List published by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (March 2026). Check the embassy’s website or call before visiting.
Location of the Embassy
About the Kosovar Embassy in Oslo
The ambassador is Dr Nita Luci; accreditation dated 16 June 2022.
Documents checklist
Prepare these documents before your appointment. The lists are taken from official Kosovar sources:
Kosovo passport (application at a mission abroad)
- Apply in person – postal applications are not possible because of the photo and electronic signature
- Adults: a copy of your Kosovo ID card (your data must be in the civil registry) and proof of payment of the consular fee
- Minors: appear with both parents, birth extract (and ID copy from age 16); an absent parent can authorise the other at the mission
- Lost passport abroad: police report – the mission verifies it before issuing the new document
- Urgent return: one-way travel document valid 30 days
Sources: Embassy of Kosovo in Bern – frequently asked questions (ambasada-ks.net), Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kosovo – issuing passport (checked October 2026). Requirements and fees can change and individual posts may ask for more – confirm the current list with the embassy before your visit.
Other consulates and embassies in Oslo
99 other countries are represented in Oslo, among them: Latvia (embassy), Latvia (honorary), Lesotho (honorary), Lithuania (embassy), Lithuania (honorary), Luxembourg (honorary), Madagascar (honorary), Malawi (honorary), Maldives (honorary), Malta (honorary), Mauritius (honorary), Mexico (embassy), Monaco (honorary), Morocco (embassy), Myanmar (embassy), Namibia (honorary), Netherlands (embassy), New Zealand (honorary), North Macedonia (embassy), Pakistan (embassy). The full list of all 100 missions is on the overview page for Norway.
Closing days
The embassy is normally closed on the public holidays observed in Norway – New Year’s Day (1 January), Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Easter Monday, Labour Day (1 May), Constitution Day (17 May), Ascension Day, Whit Sunday and Whit Monday, and Christmas (25 and 26 December). In 2027 the Easter holidays fall on 25–29 March, Ascension Day on 6 May and Whit Monday on 17 May (together with Constitution Day). Christmas Eve (24 December) and New Year’s Eve (31 December) are not public holidays, but most offices close early or for the whole day. It is usually also closed on Kosovo’s national day (17 February).
Emergency assistance
In Norway, call 112 for the police, 113 for an ambulance and 110 for the fire service. Norwegian citizens who need help in Kosovo can contact the Norwegian embassy accredited to the country or the 24-hour operations centre of the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (+47 23 95 00 00, 247@mfa.no).
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Details checked on 16 October 2026. Sources: Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs – The Oslo Diplomatic List (March 2026), contact information of the diplomatic missions resident in Norway (20 April 2026). Rules and opening hours can change. Confirm with the embassy before your visit.
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