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Welfare and NAV7 min read

Child allowance when the child lives in another EEA country

You can get Norwegian child allowance when your child lives in another EEA country and you work in Norway. Here's how the supplementary allowance works, how to apply, and your reporting obligations.

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Health6 min read

Individual plan and coordinator: your rights

If you need services from multiple places over a long time, you have the right to an individual plan and coordinator. This is how you ask your municipality for it — and how you appeal if they say no.

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Money and tax5 min read

Basic amount (G) 2026: 136 549 kroner explained

The basic amount is 136 549 kroner from 1 May 2026. See what 0.5 G, 6 G and 7.1 G are in kroner, and why pensions use a different G value than your benefits.

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Welfare and NAV5 min read

Staying Abroad and NAV: which benefits stop

Overview of how long you can stay abroad with each NAV benefit, notification requirements before departure, and what happens to your social insurance membership.

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Housing6 min read

Eviction notice: what to do in Norway

Received an eviction letter from the enforcement officer? Learn what it means, what to do now, and where to get help.

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Family and children3 min read

Child Support Advance 2026: new rates from 1 July

From 1 July 2026, new rates apply for child support advance from NAV. See the amounts, income limits and who can receive advance child support.

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Work and rights5 min read

Sick benefits for self-employed: what NAV covers

As a self-employed person, you receive no sick benefits for the first 16 days. See the 2026 insurance rates and the trap that determines full coverage from day 1.

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Welfare and NAV6 min read

Support schemes for low-income families in Norway 2026

Overview of support schemes for families with low income: child allowance, cheaper childcare and SFO, housing support, social assistance and free health care — with 2026 rates.

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Practical6 min read

Moving from Norway: a checklist for leaving the country

A checklist for anyone moving from Norway for good or for a long time: what you need to report to Folkeregisteret, and what happens to your tax, Nav membership, health coverage and residence permit.

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Family and children6 min read

Newborn in Norway: A Checklist for Foreign Parents

A checklist for foreign parents with a newborn in Norway: what happens automatically, and what you must do yourselves – choosing a name, farskap, residence permit and barnetrygd.

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Work and rights4 min read

Work Injury in Norway: Insurance and Your Rights

Injured at work in Norway? All employers must have occupational injury insurance. Learn how to report a work injury to NAV and what rights a recognized injury gives you.

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Health5 min read

Substance Use Problems in Norway: Free Help and Treatment

Norway offers free treatment for substance use problems through primary care physicians, TSB, and LAR. Here are the first steps, what services are available, and special considerations for immigrants.

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Welfare and NAV3 min read

Pleiepenger: full salary when your child is seriously ill

Pleiepenger provides 100% salary from NAV when you need to care for a seriously ill child. Here is who can apply, what counts as serious illness, 2026 rates and the application process.

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Family and children3 min read

Paternity Leave and Father's Quota 2026: How It Works

The father's quota in 2026 is 10 weeks reserved for fathers. If not used, it is forfeited. Here are the conditions, payment, and special rules for fathers with low income history.

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Welfare and NAV2 min read

Debt problems and debt settlement in Norway: help when bills pile up

Do you have too much debt to repay? In Norway there is a statutory debt settlement scheme through the bailiff (Namsmannen), free counselling via NAV and 800GJELD, and a system for turning unmanageable debt into a payable plan.

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Family and children6 min read

Divorce and separation in Norway: rules and rights

Divorce usually requires one year of separation, but violence and coercion may allow direct divorce. Learn about children, mediation and finances.

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Welfare and NAV4 min read

Kontantstøtte 2026: amount, the 5-year rule and barnehage

Kontantstøtte (cash benefit) in 2026 is up to 7 500 kr/month for children aged 13–19 months. See the amount, the five-year rule for both parents and how barnehage affects the benefit.

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