Ambasciata d'Italia - Oslo

The Embassy of Italy in Oslo (also responsible for Iceland) continues to provide economic operators, companies and consulting firms, interested in investing in Norway and Iceland, with practical tools to get to know and to deal with these markets. It does so through the publication of thematic e-books The new e-book, recently...

The Embassy is open with ordinary opening hours.  The Consular Section is open between 9.30 and 12.30 hrs. and it receives by appointment only, except for emergencies or urgent matters.   Only the person directly concerned, not any accompanying person, is permitted to enter the Embassy. To book an appointment, pr...

A list of the Decrees (in Italian) issued by the Italian Prime Minister with the measures adopted to contain the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 (Covid-19) is available on the websites of the Italian Government: http://www.governo.it/it/coronavirus-misure-del-governo and the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Development...

As part of the promotion of Italian exports to Norway, the Italian Embassy in Oslo, in collaboration with ICE - Italian Trade Agency, has published a new e-book dedicated to Norway's most important economic sector: oil & gas. Intended for Italian exporters and investors potentially interested in the Norwegian market,...

The infoMercatiEsteri portal, the highly innovative and free platform created by the Italian MFA and the Embassy of Italy in Oslo to respond to the request for information on the Norwegian and Icelandic markets coming from Italian economic operators, has been completely redesigned and its contents enhanced. Prepared in...

La scatola degli attrezzi (tool kit) per gli importatori italiani in Norvegia include da oggi un nuovo strumento: la “Guida pratica per gli importatori italiani in Norvegia”, un e-book nuovo di zecca predisposto dall’Ambasciata d’Italia a Oslo e dall’ICE Stoccolma per facilitare l’exp...

The Italian Embassy presents the new e-book "Praktisk veiledning ved huskjøp i Italia" (Practical guide to buying real estate in Italy), aimed at the many Norwegians who intend to invest in our country in the real estate sector. Indeed, the number of Norwegians who choose to buy a second home in Italy continues to inc...

Vincenzo De Meo è l’italiano più anziano ancora vivente in Norvegia. Nato il 15 marzo 1922 in via Toledo, al centro di Napoli, da Ferdinando e Antonietta Bascolo De Meo, che oltre a Vincenzo hanno avuto altre tre figlie. Pochi anni dopo la sua nascita la famiglia si trasferisce a Vico Equense, città ...

Diego Maria Barbieri, 31 anni, è un giovane ricercatore italiano alla Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) di Trondheim. Diego è stato candidato all’Italian Bilateral Scientific Cooperation Award, premio per i migliori ricercatori all’estero, con meno di 35 anni e che nel loro...