Practical articles about the Samfunnskunnskapsprøven — format, tips and preparation.
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New rules bring together support for return and reintegration. Find out who qualifies, what support can cover and how the six-month deadline works.
Husbanken offers up to 75 000 kroner for age-friendly home improvements. See age requirements, eligible work, your share of the costs and the 30 October application deadline.
How TA-O works from 1 September 2026: who the scheme is for, the support you receive, and how working can affect your disability benefit in practice.
Norway proposes extending D visas to one year. Learn what may change, who can get one, and why the current rules still apply.
Digitoll became mandatory on 15 September 2026. Learn who submits MO data, what importers must do, and how the two key deadlines differ.
The government proposes that parents whose children live separately with each parent share one extended child benefit payment. See which rules apply during the consultation.
Find recommended screen time for ages 0 to 18, advice on sleep and meals, and why the screen time guidance is not Norwegian law.
From 1 August 2026, everyone under 18 is exempt from approved patient fees. Find out what the exemption covers and which costs may still apply.
As of 7 August 2026, 3,025 interpreters in 74 spoken languages are listed in the National Interpreters' Register. Here's how to join them: the Bilingual Test, categories A–E, prices and rates.
Folkehøgskole is one year without grades or exams. Here is the price for 2026/2027, what Lånekassen provides, and the rules that apply if you are not Norwegian.
Government jobs are regulated by law. You may have the right to an interview, and after a rejection you can demand to see your competitors' qualifications and work experience for free.
For everyone over 6 years old, the law requires neither diagnosis, hormones nor surgery. You must be registered as a resident of Norway, and you apply to the Tax Authority.
