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Norway has allowed double citizenship since 2020. See who can have two passports, and why your home country determines whether you keep your old citizenship.
Learn what it takes to become a Norwegian citizen in 2026: residence requirements, Norwegian language level, civics exam, and how the UDI processes your application step by step.
Part-time work as a student in Norway: if you are from outside the EEA you can work up to 20 hours per week, EEA citizens have no limit. Here is how you arrange a tax card and free tax card.
Requirements for education, experience, pay, job offer, and rights when you apply for residence as a skilled worker in Norway.
Guide to the skilled-worker job search permit: who can apply, how long you can stay in Norway, financial requirements, work, family, and what happens if you get a job offer.
Practical guide to the UDI process: choose a permit, employer code, document list, fee, appointment, waiting time, and what happens after submission.
How seasonal work in Norway works as of 6 July 2026: job offer requirements, NAV confirmation, pay, quarantine, and which jobs do not count.
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.
Turn the checklist into a record of appointments, documents and follow-ups that fit your household.
