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Norway Work Permit

Norway is a popular destination for skilled professionals due to its strong economy, high standard of living, and excellent work-life balance. If you are a non-EU/EEA citizen looking to work in Norway, obtaining a work permit is an essential step.

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Work Permit Categories

Norway offers several types of work permits based on different employment categories:

Skilled Worker Permit

For professionals with relevant education or work experience in a qualified profession.

Seasonal Work Permit

For temporary jobs in agriculture, tourism, and fisheries.

Benefits

Work Permit Requirements & Process

To obtain a work permit in Norway, applicants must meet several general requirements. They need a valid job offer from a Norwegian employer, meet the salary and working conditions set by Norwegian authorities, and possess relevant qualifications and experience. Additionally, they must submit biometric data and hold a valid passport.

The application process begins with securing a job offer and obtaining an employment contract from a Norwegian employer. Applicants must then submit their work permit application online through the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) and pay the required processing fee. Biometric data must be provided at a Norwegian embassy or consulate. The final step is awaiting approval, with processing times typically ranging from one to three months.

Permanent Residency Opportunities

Eligible individuals can apply for permanent residency after a certain period of employment.

Social Security & Healthcare

Access to Norway’s well-developed social security and healthcare system.

Competitive Salaries & Strong Labor Rights

Norway offers attractive wages and robust employee protections.

Au Pair Permit

For young people looking to live with a Norwegian family while learning about the culture.

Vocational Training Permit

For individuals undergoing training or apprenticeship in Norway.

Researcher Work Permit

For researchers with a valid job offer from a Norwegian institution.

Self-Employed Work Permit

For individuals who want to run their own business in Norway.

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