Take the quarantine check to find out the rules that will apply if, for example, you:
- arrive in Norway from .
If problems with the map: Please see map at FHI's website.
- have come into with someone who is infected.
Close contact is:
- contact with other persons at a distance of less than 2 metres for more than 15 minutes
or - direct physical contact with other persons
or - direct contact with another person’s secretions (e.g. saliva, nasal mucous and tears).
You will be considered to be a close contact of a person who is confirmed as being infected if the close contact occurred
- within 48 hours of the person developing the first symptoms
or - within 48 hours before the test with a positive result was taken, if the person who is confirmed as being infected does not have any symptoms.
Contact between patients, relatives or others and healthcare professionals using appropriate infection control equipment is not considered to be close contact.
- contact with other persons at a distance of less than 2 metres for more than 15 minutes
- live with someone who is in quarantine.
- have recovered or been vaccinated.