Living in NorwayLytt til tekstenStopp avspilling Before moving Search for a job NAV Arbeidsplassen Finn.no LinkedIN JobbNorge Oslopolitan Job board Manpower Webcruiter Adecco Find out if you need to apply for a residence and work permit UDI - The Norwegian Directorate of Immigration Learn about Norway and Norwegian culture Study in Norway Visit Norway VisitNorway/Typically Norwegian Find out how to bring your family and pets UDI - The Norwegian Directorate of Immigration Animals Research housing possibilities Nordic Cooperation Finn.no Research school possibilities Nordic Cooperation StudyinNorway.no Reach out to an EURES adviser EURES in Norway Report a move to Norway from abroad National Population Register (Skatteetaten) Transfer your rights to Norway (EU/EEA citizens) Europa.eu NAV Personal belongings toll.no Learn Norwegian online Here are some useful links if you want to learn Norwegian online:https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=norskl%C3%A6rer+karensehttps://norwegianabc.com/lessons When arriving Find a home and get a permanent adress Hybel.noSabbatical HomesFinn.noStudent housingReal estates for sale in Østfold østReal estates for rent in Østfold østSecond hand furniture Register your stay in Norway UDI - The Norwegian Directorate of Immigration SUA - Service Centre for Foreign Workers Permits D number - Norwegian identification number Enroll into a Norwegian class Note.no NTNU Youtube Norwegian ABC Contract of employment All employees must have a written contract of employment. Arbeidstilsynet.no Receiving healthcare in Norway Information about your health rights as a foreigner in Norway The Supervisory Council for Legal Practice The Supervisory Council for Legal Practice The Norwegian Maritime Directorate The Norwegian Maritime Directorate The Civil Aviation Authority – Norway The Civil Aviation Authority of Norway Living in Norway Eures (European Employment Service) Find work in the EU/EEA or Switzerland Norwegian Culture A social guidebook to Norway How to dress for the Norwegian winter 4 steps to understanding Norwegians The history of the national outfit - Bunad What do Norwegians eat for breakfast Driving licenses and motor vehicles in Norway Statens Vegvesen The motor and transport authorities Traffic rules in Norway Statens Vegvesen Digital citizen Norge.no Bank Account UIO - University of Oslo How to get a BankID Opening a Vipps account Norwegian mail Posten.no SIM Card Prepaid Card Mobile subscription Transportation Norwegian Widerøe SAS Nor-Way VY Ruter # EnTur Mentor programs Oslo Viken Oslo Oslo/Stavanger Soroptimist International LIN - Equality, Inclusion and Network Networking Frivillighet Norge Visit Oslo DNT Frivillig Internations Facebook: FIRO - Forum for International Researchers The Expat Network in Søndre Viken Expats in Oslo New adress Posten.no National Population Register Learn Norwegian online Here are some useful links if you want to learn Norwegian online:https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=norskl%C3%A6rer+karensehttps://norwegianabc.com/lessons Good to know Education from outside of Norway For those who have an education or qualification from abroad and want to apply for recognition. Read more about our recognition schemes and how to apply and find information about regulated professions. Norwegian Directorate for Higher Education and Skills, Foreign education Salary utdanning.no Holiday Arbeidstilsynet Holiday pay Taxes Skatteetaten Job compass utdanning.no The Norwegian National Register of Interpreters IMDI New in Norway IMDI norge.no DigDir Service Centre for Foreign Workers SUA Emergency number 110 – Fire brigade 112 – Police 113 – Ambulance Norwegian Culture "A social guidebook to Norway": by Julien Bourrelle "How to dress for the Norwegian winter": by Turistforeningen "4 steps to understanding Norwegians": by Visit Vestfold The history of the national outfit - Bunad "What do Norwegians eat for breakfast?": by Simple Norwegian Service Centre for Foreign Workers, SUAThe Service Centre for Foreign Workers (SUA) is a centre where the Labour Inspection Authority (Arbeidstilsynet), the police (politiet), the Norwegian Tax Administration (Skatteetaten) and the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) work together to provide an efficient application process and guidance for foreigners who come to Norway to work.There are five SUA service centres. Choose a city to see opening hours and locations: OSLO – STAVANGER – BERGEN – TRONDHEIM – KIRKENESThe SUA centre in Schweigaarsgate in Oslo is a one-stop-shop for :Registration certificate (registreringsbevis) if you are citizen of an EU/EEA country Residence permit if you are from a country outside the EU/EEAResidence card, as a proof of your residence permitTax deduction card (skattekort) and at the same time get a Norwegian identity numberInformation about HSE-cards for employees in the construction industry and the cleaning sectorThey can answer questions related to working conditions, for example on working hours and wage terms in NorwayFor those who have an education or qualification from abroad and want to apply for recognition.Read more about recognition schemes and how to apply and find information about regulated professions.Norwegian Directorate for Higher Education and Skills, Foreign educationWebpage: Welcome to Norway - Ny i NorgeOn this page, you will find official information from the Norwegian authorities that may be useful for those new in Norway. New in Norway was published on 1 June 2023 and contains information for adults who have applied for or are going to apply for protection in Norway because of the war in Ukraine.The website will be updated with information from additional official authorities about topics that are relevant for those who are new in Norway. Within 2023 and 2024, New in Norway will include information to all newly arrived refugees and immigrants in Norway. Emergency care If you have an accident or need urgent care and can't wait to see your GP, you can visit your nearest legevakt (emergency room). All municipalities in Norway have an emergency room that's open 24 hours a day. You should call 116 117 to get in touch with your local emergency room. If the situation is life-threatening, you should call 113 straight away.Coronavirus in Norway: Information in English