Practical articles about the Samfunnskunnskapsprøven — format, tips and preparation.
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Do you want to work as a nurse, teacher, electrician or lawyer in Norway? Your profession must be approved by the correct authority before you can begin, regardless of how good your foreign education is.
Traffic rules in Norway explained: speed limits 50 and 80 km/h, alcohol limit 0.2, right-of-way rule, seatbelts, child safety and mobile phone ban. Drive safely and legally.
Learn what the law actually requires regarding winter tyres, when spiked tyres are permitted, where you must pay spiked tyre fees, and what fines await if your tyres do not meet standards.
A practical guide to sending money home from Norway: what it actually costs, how to avoid fraud, and what rules apply to reporting and tax.
Elderly care in Norway is the responsibility of the municipality. How to apply for home help, home nursing care and nursing homes, what the co-payment costs, and how to appeal a decision.
Learn about Christmas in Norway: Christmas Eve 24 December, public holidays 25 and 26 December and 1 January, the period between Christmas and New Year, Norwegian traditions and what is open during the Christmas season.
Should you or your child have a summer job in Norway? Learn about age limits, working hours, tax card, tax-free card and right to salary and holiday pay for young people.
BankID is the electronic ID you need for banking, NAV, Skatteetaten and Vipps in Norway. See how to get BankID, and what MinID is.
An overview of what counts as discrimination at work in Norway, which laws protect you, and how to proceed if it happens.
A guide to applying for jobs in Norway from abroad: where to find vacancies, which industries need workers, and what sets EU/EEA citizens apart from other applicants.
A future power of attorney lets you decide today who will manage your finances and other important matters for you if one day you cannot do it yourself. Here's how to create one correctly.
Military conscription applies to both men and women born in 1997 and later. But most never show up for basic military service. Here's how the session, selection, pay and exemptions work in Norway.
