Practical articles about the Samfunnskunnskapsprøven — format, tips and preparation.
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The spouse, cohabitant and children of a labour immigrant can apply for family immigration. See who can apply, the income requirement of 436 957 kroner and how the family can apply at the same time as the worker.
Here's how to find your EU-kontroll deadline, what gets checked, where to take it, how much it costs, and what happens if you miss the deadline.
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.
How to change your first name, middle name or surname in Norway: Skatteetaten handles the case, you apply digitally and for free, and some surnames are protected.
Legal requirements, forced heirship and what you can decide freely. How to make, change and store a valid will in Norway under arveloven (the Inheritance Act), as of 2026.
Is there a fault or defect in work a tradesperson (håndverker) did on your home? Here's how to complain (reklamere), what you can demand, and the deadlines under the håndverkertjenesteloven (Craftsman Services Act).
You get an HC card from the kommune (municipality) if you have serious difficulty walking and a special need for easier parking. See the requirements, how to apply, and what the card gives you.
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.
Ledsagerbevis lets a necessary companion enter for free where the scheme is accepted. See who can get the card, how to apply to the kommune (municipality), and where it is valid.
What a foster home is, which requirements apply, and how you become a foster parent in Norway – process, follow-up and payment explained simply.
Realkompetansevurdering is a free assessment where the fylkeskommune measures everything you know against the curriculum for a subject. Here's how it works, and how to apply.
BSU (youth housing savings) lets you save for housing and receive up to 2,750 kroner in annual tax deductions. See who can save, amounts and rules for 2026.
