Travelling between the UK and Norway as an Australian citizen on a standard holiday visa
I used to be a British citizen, so was accustomed to travelling pretty freely within the EU.
Later this year I'll be taking my first trip back to the UK since becoming an Australian citizen - I already have my new passport. I'll also be travelling with my Australian-born fiance.
I know we can visit the UK for up to 90 days as tourists without applying for a visa (we won't be there quite that long - about 30 days), but we are also planning to make a side-trip to Norway to visit a friend there.
I've looked at the Norwegian embassy/consulate's website, and see that we can visit Norway as tourists without a visa for a similar period as the UK.
What I can't find is explicit information about what we might need to travel from the UK to Norway and back using an Australian passport.
Because the UK and Norway are both Schengen - and they have the same visa requirements - are we free to travel between them as long as we don't remain for more than 90 days in total?
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