Money and tax5 min read
Basic amount (G) 2026: 136 549 kroner explained
The basic amount is 136 549 kroner from 1 May 2026. See what 0.5 G, 6 G and 7.1 G are in kroner, and why pensions use a different G value than your benefits.
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Transport5 min read
Child car seat safety: rules and fines in Norway 2026
How to secure children in cars in Norway: height requirements, rear-facing seats, airbag restrictions, rules for taxis and buses, and what the 3,600 kroner fine costs the driver.
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Welfare and NAV5 min read
Transition allowance and children's pension: money for survivors
Transition allowance is 307,235 kroner per year and children's pension is 136,549 kroner per child, as of 1 May 2026. How to apply and why it's urgent.
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Money and tax3 min read
New living allowance rates 2026: how much you can keep
From 1 July 2026, living allowance rates for wage garnishment have increased. A single person must keep 11,388 kroner per month, and housing costs are added separately.
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Family and children3 min read
Child Support Advance 2026: new rates from 1 July
From 1 July 2026, new rates apply for child support advance from NAV. See the amounts, income limits and who can receive advance child support.
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Welfare and NAV3 min read
Disability Pension: Exemption Limit Rises to 1 G from 1 October 2026
The exemption limit in disability pension increases from 0.4 G to 1 G, which is 130,160 kroner, from 1 October 2026. The change applies retroactively to 1 January and happens automatically.
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Welfare and NAV3 min read
Minimum pension 2026: 8,000 kroner increase based on contribution years
Minimum pension level increases by 8,000 kroner per year from 1 May 2026. With short contribution history, you receive only a portion: see the rates, the calculation, and the payment dates.
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Welfare and NAV2 min read
New NAV rules and rates from 1 July 2026: what it means for you
From 1 July 2026, several NAV rules are changing. Disability benefit gets equal minimum income base, and some rates are adjusted upward. See what applies to you.
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