
Lost property in Norway: finding and handing in items
Lost or found something? Find the right office, describe the item and use the train, bus or police procedure. Learn how to follow up.
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Lost or found something? Find the right office, describe the item and use the train, bus or police procedure. Learn how to follow up.

The government wants to transfer Trandum and Haraldvangen from the police to kriminalomsorgen. The plan is 1 January 2027, but the bill is not yet adopted.

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.

From September 2026, more third-country nationals can get a Norwegian ID card that is not valid for travel. Check the requirements for identity numbers, residence cards and documents.

A blocked address hides your address in the Registry. Here's how code 7 and code 6 work, who decides, how you apply, and what it means in daily life.

Prikkbelastning (the demerit-point system) is a warning scheme for drivers. See which offences give 2 or 3 points, when you lose your førerkort (driving licence), and the rules during the probationary period.

Voldserstatning (violence compensation) is money the state can pay you after violence or abuse. See who can get it, the requirement to report to the police, the deadlines, and what is covered.

See who can get a Norwegian passport or national ID card, what the documents cost in 2026, how long they are valid and what to bring to the police.

How the ordinary asylum process works in Norway, from police registration and UDI interview to decision, UNE appeal and return after final rejection.