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Learn what a certificate of residence shows, who can get one and how to order the right version. We also explain D numbers, family certificates and use abroad.
Your employer must provide a payslip when paying wages. Use a message template, check income reported to Skatteetaten and distinguish a missing document from unpaid wages.
For everyone over 6 years old, the law requires neither diagnosis, hormones nor surgery. You must be registered as a resident of Norway, and you apply to the Tax Authority.
A marriage entered into abroad is usually valid in Norway from day one. Here is how to register it in the Population Register, and how to appeal if you receive a rejection.
How cryptocurrency is taxed in Norway: 22 percent on gains, wealth tax on what you own, and crypto you must report yourself in the tax return. Simple guide.
You can change your name free of charge through the Norwegian Tax Administration. Learn the rules for first, middle and last names, processing times and which documents to update.
Your first tax year in Norway: your employer deducts tax, remaining tax is due 20 August 2026, and amounts under 100 kroner are never collected. See deadlines and KID.
How to register a change of address for free in Norway: digital moving notification to Folkeregisteret within 8 days, and why Posten's mail forwarding is something entirely different.
Start with your residence basis. Police registration, the Population Register and an ID number are different things.
