
Prison in Norway: remand, forms of sentencing, and your rights
A guide to prison in Norway: what happens on arrest, what remand is, which forms of sentencing exist, and what a conviction means for your stay.
Norwegian society, history, democracy and values — the test background.
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A guide to prison in Norway: what happens on arrest, what remand is, which forms of sentencing exist, and what a conviction means for your stay.

Do you have a religious holiday that is not a Norwegian public holiday? Then you have the right to up to two days off from work or school per year. Here is how you use this right.

Overview of the largest immigrant groups in Norway in 2026: their size, when they arrived, and why they chose Norway – with fresh data from Statistics Norway.

Norway is playing its first World Cup in 28 years and faces England in the quarter-finals on July 11. We present the players with an immigrant background in the World Cup squad.

Confirmation in Norway: the difference between religious and humanistic confirmation, age, registration and what the family should choose. Completely voluntary.

Everyday racism in Norway: what it is, that discrimination is forbidden, and what you can do – LDO, Discrimination Board and reporting hate crimes.

An overview of who has the right to free Norwegian lessons in Norway, and which free or affordable options exist if you have to pay yourself.

Guardianship in Norway is voluntary help to manage your finances and personal matters. You keep your rights, and the County Governor appoints a guardian.

How crime and punishment work in Norway: from reporting to conviction, the three courts, penalties, and your rights if suspected.

You can appeal decisions from government agencies. The appeal deadline is three weeks, you send the appeal to the agency that made the decision, and it is free. Here is how to do it, step by step.

The right to roam gives everyone in Norway the right to hike, camp, swim and pick berries in nature. Here are the rules for camping, fires, leash laws and cloudberry picking.

Immigration to Norway has a short history. From emigration to America, through labour immigration and the immigration stop in 1975, to today's multicultural society.