
Permanent residence: full-time work at lawful minimum pay
Low annual income despite full-time work? Check the permanent residence rule, twelve months of evidence, part-time jobs and the correct minimum pay.
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Low annual income despite full-time work? Check the permanent residence rule, twelve months of evidence, part-time jobs and the correct minimum pay.

Studying and applying for permanent residence? Find the right income exemption and document full-time studies, study dates and your residence basis.

Did you lose your job after applying for permanent residence? Check the self-support requirement and the conditions of your residence permit separately.

Have you come through family immigration and want to apply for permanent residence? See how residence time, your own income, tests and family permit are assessed.

Part-time work, extra shifts and several employers can mean uneven pay. Here's how to organise your own income and the right documentation.

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.

Sickness benefits and AAP may count, while child benefit and housing allowance do not. Use the table and examples to sort NAV payments before applying for permanent residence.

Has UDI granted you a restricted residence permit because your identity is unclear? Learn how to find the restriction, apply for renewal and check when your residence period may start counting.

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.