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You can request documents from your own NAV case, even after a decision. Learn what to request, how to make a precise request, and which appeal deadlines apply.
Check the employer, dates and position percentage registered by NAV. See who can correct errors, which documents to keep and what to do if the employer is gone.
Parental benefit may count as income, while unpaid leave needs extra checking. See which NAV and employment documents to gather before applying.
How TA-O works from 1 September 2026: who the scheme is for, the support you receive, and how working can affect your disability benefit in practice.
The government proposes that parents whose children live separately with each parent share one extended child benefit payment. See which rules apply during the consultation.
Nav demands money back. Find out which claim you received, what Nav must prove, and why the appeal deadline is 6 weeks, not 3.
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.
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.
NAV does not cover body transport out of Norway, but you can still receive funeral expenses. Here is the paper trail, prices and the right to a grave according to your faith.
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.
Overview of how long you can stay abroad with each NAV benefit, notification requirements before departure, and what happens to your social insurance membership.
Transition allowance is 307,235 kroner per year and children's pension is 136,549 kroner per child, as of 1 May 2026. How to apply and why it's urgent.
