ATOR: since November 26, Norway has opened its borders to foreign tourists, including from Russia 
Another European country has become available for travel – the Norwegian authorities have opened the borders for foreign tourists. The Association of Tour Operators of Russia (ATOR) writes about this.
“From November 26, Russians can visit Norway for tourist purposes. Entry into the country is allowed to persons who have a valid residence permit in Norway or a visa, as well as those who have the right to visa-free entry, ”said Olga Filippenko, director of the Kingdom's Tourism Board, and noted that before entering the country, all adult travelers are older 16 years old must register on the entrynorway.no website and fill out a form.
In addition, you must have a certificate with a negative PCR test result, received no more than 24 hours before arrival in the country, and undergo another express test upon arrival. If there is no test center at the point of entry or it is closed, the study must be completed within 24 hours after crossing the border.
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 per person per day. </p>
<p> After three days, the traveler must pass another PCR test and if the result is negative, the isolation can be stopped. It is clarified that children under the age of 18 are exempted from research. </p>
<p> Earlier it was reported that the Andorran authorities plan to open the borders to all vaccinated tourists, including those from Russia, from December 3. According to the Ambassador of the Principality to Spain, Vicens Mateu Zamora, against the background of news about the imminent lifting of restrictions on entry into the country, tourists actively began to book rooms in hotels for the New Year. </p></p>
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