Topics: 72 · Showing 61-72 of 72 articles
Check when a renewal counts as submitted, what applies to digital applications or a police appointment, and which rights you may keep while UDI processes the case.
Stateless (apatride) means you have no citizenship. In Norway, stateless persons have special rights to travel documents, residence permits and citizenship. Here are the rules.
Do you want to bring your family to Norway? Family reunification requires meeting the maintenance requirement, documentation, and patience. Here are the requirements for 2026, exceptions, and special rules for Ukrainians.
How the ordinary asylum process works in Norway, from police registration and UDI interview to decision, UNE appeal and return after final rejection.
If you travel to Ukraine while you have collective protection, UDI may revoke your residence permit. Here are the rules – and when a visit is allowed.
The proposal for changes to the citizenship law is under consultation, not adopted. See what applies now, what the government proposes, and what happens next.
How to apply for Norwegian citizenship in 2026: digital application, fee 6 500 kr, police appointment, approximately 28 months of processing time and optional citizenship ceremony with oath of allegiance.
Norway has not decided what will happen after five years of collective protection. Here you can see what is confirmed, what is uncertain, and what you can do now.
Travel with residence permit explained: check residence card, passport, pending application and risk before leaving Norway.
Do you need a registration certificate as an EEA citizen? Here is how to apply, what is required, and which rights you have in Norway in 2026.
See the requirements for a permanent residence permit in Norway: three or five years of residence, personal income, oral A2, the social studies test and application.
Check the main requirements for Norwegian citizenship: residence period, permits, identity, Norwegian test, citizenship test, police certificate and the UDI application.
