Important information regarding Corona-virus (Covid 19)

Updated 14 February 2022.

 

All regulatory measures again COVID-19 removed

A press conference by the government held on 12 February 2022 annonced an ease of national measures to stop the spred of the corona virus. There are no restrictions or rules related to Covid-19 in Norway or Bergen from 12 February 2022.

This means that events, attractions and activities are open as normal. However, due to the decrease in amount of visitors to Bergen, there might be some tours and activities that are closed or has limited opening hours.

People at risk of serious illness and unvaccinated adults must assess the risk of infection and their own risk of developing a serious case of COVID-19 against their need for contact with other people.

Read more from the government here.

Bergen Tourist Information:
The Tourist Information in Bergen is open. More information and opening hours here.

Attractions and activities:
We are updating opening hours for attractions, activities and restaurants continuously and as soon as the information is available. We also have a pdf list available here.

Testing:

If you have symptoms you do not need to get tested, but stay at home if you are sick. 

 

Where to get tested if needed:

 

The Muncipality offer free testing at Festplassen in the city center. PCR or home test kits.
More information and opening hours here.

 

Bergen Airpor Flesland (departure hall):

Volvat offers Rapid tests within 20 minutes (NOK 1190), PCR Express (NOK 2500) within 3 hours, and travel documentation. 

More information and opening hours here. (Norwegian site only)

 

Aleris (Kaigaten 5 in Bergen city center)

Aleris offers Rapid tests (NOK 1200), PCR Express including documentation (NOK 2500) and regular PCR (NOK 970). 

More information and opening hours here. (Norwegian site only)

 

Dr. Dropin (Valkendorfsgate 2A in Bergen City center)
Dr- Dropin offers Rapid tests (NOK 995), regular PCR (NOK 995) and documentation (NOK 200).
More information and opening hours here.

 

Entry to Norway:

 

The regulatory requirement to produce a negative test taken prior to arrival and the requirement of entry registration has been removed.

 

 More information about entry to Norway can be found here. 

 

Please note that this information can change on short notice and that the most updated information at any time can be found on the national and local gouvernment official web pages. 

 

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