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Check your age, boat size and engine before taking the helm. Find out about foreign certificates, the boating test and the difference between ICC and high-speed certificates.
Get a pharmacy certificate before travelling with certain medicines. Check destination rules, quantities, dates and documents for the whole journey.
Clarify offshore work before departure: mobile installations, fixed production, police notification, Schengen travel and the residence basis for permanent residence.
How to record trips before permanent residence: dates, days away, total absence and documentation. See a simple example travel log.
Find the right first step when your residence card is lost or stolen. Learn the difference between getting a new card in Norway and a D visa to return from abroad.
Check your passport, residence card and permit before travelling. Learn the differences between permanent residence, renewal and a first family immigration application.
An approval from UDI is the start of a few practical steps. Read the decision, check your residence card and passport, travel rules and what still applies to your family and citizenship.
See who can get a European Health Insurance Card, where it is valid, what it covers, and what to do if the card is missing or you have to pay yourself.
A residence card shows that you have a residence permit in Norway. Learn who receives a card, its validity, replacement fees and the rules for travel.
EU has new border systems: EES is live, ETIAS arrives in 2026. If you have a residence permit, you skip both. But family visiting you may need ETIAS or a visa.
Travel documents and alien passports: who gets which document, what it costs in 2026, how long it lasts — and why neither of them is valid for travel to your home country.
Three rules determine how long you can stay abroad: your permit conditions, seven months in three years for permanent residence, and two months per calendar year for citizenship.
