
Difficulty hearing? How to get a hearing aid and Nav support
Start with your GP if you have difficulty hearing. Learn how to get a hearing aid, apply for Nav support and clarify costs, trials and follow-up.
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Start with your GP if you have difficulty hearing. Learn how to get a hearing aid, apply for Nav support and clarify costs, trials and follow-up.

You can apply for school entry in the year your child turns 5 or 7. Check conditions, who assesses your child, local deadlines and how to appeal.

Learn when you need a marital agreement, how separate property differs from ownership, and what to do about witnesses, D numbers and gift registration.

You may receive a parental grant when you have a child during your studies. Check study leave and parental benefit for both partners, and apply to Lånekassen.

Breastfeeding breaks may be paid or unpaid. Learn how the child’s age, workday length and part-time hours affect your rights, and how to agree arrangements with your employer.

Respite care can give you a break from particularly demanding care work. Learn what is free, how to explain your needs, apply to the municipality and appeal a decision.

Learn who may get reduced working hours, how to apply, what happens to your pay and the deadline after a refusal. The arrangement may be temporary.

Compare the birth grant with parental benefit before choosing. Check membership, deadlines, due-date confirmation and what to do after Nav decides.

How to apply for income support while caring at home for someone nearing death. Check shared days, medical certificates, income statements and changes.

Considering sterilisation? Check age conditions, the doctor discussion, forms, referral, board decisions, payment and follow-up requirements.

Notify work clearly when your child is ill. Clarify contacts, handover, partial work and documents without promising more than care allows.

Choose the right residence route when your employer is abroad. Check the contract, duration and family rules, and why assignments do not count for permanent residence.