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Stay home if you have newly arisen respiratory tract symptoms and feel unwell. You no longer need to be tested, and you do not need to stay home for four days with COVID-19. Contact a doctor if you need medical attention. Testing will be available for a while longer.
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The article provides advice on infection prevention at universities, colleges, vocational colleges and folk high schools
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Anyone above school age who has symptoms of COVID-19 should be tested, including people who are vaccinated.
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Here you will find information and advice to close contacts and those who are in quarantine.
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People with confirmed COVID-19 must go into isolation at home, at a healthcare institution or elsewhere.
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Both self-testing with rapid antigen tests at home or testing at a test centre can be used.
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Infection control advice for travel is updated continuously and can change quickly. Familiarise yourself with the advice that applies to travel in Norway and abroad, and for risk groups.
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Vaccination and having had COVID-19 give good protection, but provides no guarantee against becoming infected (again) and infecting others.
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Advice to health personnel on follow-up of close contacts and home isolation.
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At the end of February, a small batch of Nuvaxovid, a coronavirus vaccine from Novavax will be available in Norway.
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The Norwegian Institute of Public Health considers that more people with severely impaired immune systems should take a booster dose of coronavirus vaccine to ensure continued good protection. So far, only about 6,000 people in need of a booster dose have had one.
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Here you will find advice and guidance on organised sporting and leisure activities, such as music rehearsals, cultural activities, scouts, leisure clubs, homework help, etc.
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In this rapid review, we summarise research on the proportion of patients who get long-term symptoms, which long-term symptoms occur after COVID-19, how long the symptoms persist and which patient groups that have the greatest risk of experiencing long-term symptoms.
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Following a recommendation from the Norwegian Institute of Public Health, the Government has decided to offer coronavirus vaccines to children aged 5–11 and a second dose to 12–15-year-olds.
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Here you will find advice and information about transporting patients/users in Norway during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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General information about coronavirus in other languages.
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The pandemic will put a damper on the 2021 Christmas celebration, as it did last year. To reduce the spread of infection, it is necessary to limit contact with family and friends. Here is the NIPH’s advice for the Christmas season.
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The Norwegian Institute of Public Health has prepared an updated risk assessment of the development of the omicron variant in Norway. - Our assessment is that the situation is still serious, says department director Line Vold.
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Due to the rapid spread of the omicron variant, everyone who is recommended to have a booster dose should accept the coronavirus vaccine they are offered.
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The omicron variant is becoming established in Norway and will soon dominate. This will significantly increase transmission, according to an updated risk assessment of the omicron variant from the NIPH.
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