
Supplementary allowance 2026: minimum income for elderly with short residence
Are you 67 years or older and have lived a short time in Norway? Supplementary allowance can ensure you a minimum income. See rates, requirements and how to apply in 2026.
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Are you 67 years or older and have lived a short time in Norway? Supplementary allowance can ensure you a minimum income. See rates, requirements and how to apply in 2026.

Norway offers free cancer screening for women: cervical screening (ages 25–69) and mammography (ages 50–69). How screening works, HPV home tests, costs and deductibles explained.

How to buy and sell secondhand safely in Norway: best marketplaces, checklist against fraud and tax rules — profit on your own things is tax-free.

Borrow skis, ice skates, tents and rain gear for free through BUA. Here's how to find an equipment center, what you can borrow by season, and how to dress your children for the cold.

Home fire safety in Norway: requirements for smoke alarms on each floor and fire extinguishers, who is responsible when renting, chimney sweeping, and simple fire prevention steps.

How to register your child for football or other sports in Norway: sports clubs, membership fees and training fees, volunteering – and help if money is tight.

Vipps in Norway: how to get the app with BankID, pay, split the bill, send money, and transfer to the Nordic countries – and avoid fraud. Guide for newcomers.

Russetiden in Norway explained: cost, russebuss, new 2026 rules and parental advice on alcohol, peer pressure and safety.

Confirmation in Norway: the difference between religious and humanistic confirmation, age, registration and what the family should choose. Completely voluntary.

Swimming in Norway: school swimming proficiency test for children, drowning risk, free swimming lessons for newcomers and swimming courses for adults – also women-only.

Loneliness affects many immigrants in Norway. Here's how to build a network step by step: language cafes, volunteer work, refugee guides, and help when needed.

Are you 19–28 years old? You pay only 25 percent at the public dental health service in Norway. Here's how to get the discount, where it applies, and what it covers.