Greensfelder Attorney Susan Meyer has been appointed as
Norway’s Honorary Consul for Illinois, assuming the new
role on Dec. 1, 2019.
The role of Norway’s Honorary Consul includes assisting
with consular affairs and helping to facilitate
development of business, cultural, and educational
relations between Norway and the U.S. In conjunction
with Meyer’s appointment, Greensfelder’s Chicago office
is designated by Norway’s Foreign Ministry as the Royal
Norwegian Honorary Consulate.
In her practice, Ms. Meyer frequently advises companies
on matters related to commerce between the U.S. and
Scandinavia. She is a past president of the Chicago
Chapter of the Norwegian-American Chamber of Commerce
and is an active member of the Norwegian-American
Defense and Homeland Security Industry Council (NADIC).
Please note that only the Embassy and
Consulates General have full time staff and issue
visas to Norway. The Royal Norwegian Embassy is in
Washington, DC, and Consulates General are in Houston,
New York and San Francisco.
Honorary consuls are not career diplomats. They are
usually citizens of the host country, where they live,
work and pay taxes. They are designated by a foreign
government to look after the affairs of its citizens.
United States Citizens may vacation in Norway for up to
90 days without a visa.
Susan Meyer Honorary Consul Norwegian Honorary Consulate
200 West Madison Street
Suite 3300
Chicago, Illinois 60606
Office: 312-377-5050
Cell: 312-966-5141 e-mail website
The Norwegian National League is a non-profit 501(c)(3)
organization .
Honorary Consul
Susan Meyer