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Will your permit expire before you pass the social studies test? See the order for renewal, a new test, the result and an application for permanent residence.
When you move to a new municipality, report your new address and check your police appointment, contact details and test centre. Here is the application checklist.
Learn how to distinguish between a passport, residence permit and residence card, renew the right document and give UDI updated information while your application is being processed.
Follow the process from registration and your police appointment to processing, additional documents and a decision. Find out whom to contact and what to follow up while you wait.
A breakup can change the basis for family immigration. Check your permit, when UDI will decide your case, and possible new grounds before applying for permanent residence.
Compare your passport, UDI decision, Population Register entry and test certificate. Find out who can correct a typo, a name change or an incorrect date of birth before you apply.
Create a simple folder and checklist for your passport, income, tests and residence history. Here is how to keep documents organised before and after submitting them to the police.
Find the right first step when your residence card is lost or stolen. Learn the difference between getting a new card in Norway and a D visa to return from abroad.
Received approval for residence but no card? Check whether the police ordered it, the waiting time, postal address and mailbox before contacting the police district.
Check your passport, residence card and permit before travelling. Learn the differences between permanent residence, renewal and a first family immigration application.
Find the appeal deadline in your UDI decision, respond to the reasons for refusal and document your case. Learn what happens at UDI and UNE, and what to check about temporary residence.
Find out whom to contact about a new address, passport, job, separation or family situation while you have or are applying for residence.
