Practical articles about the Samfunnskunnskapsprøven — format, tips and preparation.
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Compare your passport, UDI decision, Population Register entry and test certificate. Find out who can correct a typo, a name change or an incorrect date of birth before you apply.
Yes, being on sick leave does not in itself prevent an application for permanent residence. Check sickness benefits, the income period, possible exemptions and the requirements of your temporary permit.
Old course certificates and test results are not the same thing. Learn what can be used when applying for permanent residence after the rules changed.
Create a simple folder and checklist for your passport, income, tests and residence history. Here is how to keep documents organised before and after submitting them to the police.
An inactive D number has not disappeared. Check its status, choose the right reactivation route, and sort out your tax deduction card before starting work.
An employment certificate documents your experience. Learn what the law requires, how to request one, and what to do if it is missing or incorrect.
You can request documents from your own NAV case, even after a decision. Learn what to request, how to make a precise request, and which appeal deadlines apply.
Check pay, working hours, percentage of position, workplace, and notice terms in your contract. Use this practical table and example before signing.
Find the right healthcare provider, make a specific correction request, and learn what to do if it is refused. Correction and deletion follow different rules.
Learn when the 14-day rule applies, how on-call substitutes differ, and how to clarify pay for a moved or cancelled shift.
If you are 100% unable to work, you may claim postponement of statutory holiday. Learn the deadlines before and during holiday, documentation rules, and how to report holiday to NAV.
A signed paper prescription from the EEA may sometimes be used in Norway. Learn about medicine restrictions and what to do with a prescription from outside the EEA.
