Practical articles about the Samfunnskunnskapsprøven — format, tips and preparation.
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Do you have a right to free Norwegian courses in Norway? How right and duty work under the Integration Act, the deadline, signup via the kommune and help.
How did Norway go from criminalising homosexuality until 1972 to same-sex marriage and strong legal protection? An overview of LGBTQ+ history, rights and acceptance.
Your tax return is pre-filled, but you must check it yourself. The deadline is 30 April 2026 for salaried employees, 1 June for self-employed. Foreign accounts, loans, and deductions such as travel and commuting are often not filled in – you must enter these yourself.
Dentist is free for children up to 18 and costs young people 19-28 just 25 percent at a public clinic. Adults pay themselves. See what Helfo covers and how to keep costs down.
The income requirement for family immigration is around 436,957 kr in 2026. EEA citizens are exempt. How the rules and amounts work.
EEA citizens obtain permanent residence after five years – without language tests, social studies exams or fees. See conditions, documentation, absences and the path forward.
Norway allows dual citizenship since 1 January 2020. You keep your old passport – but the law in your home country decides. Rules, consequences and re-acquisition explained.
Get your education evaluated by HK-dir. Learn how to choose between general and automatic recognition, when you need authorization, and what to do without documents.
How to apply for Norwegian citizenship in 2026: digital application, fee 6 500 kr, police appointment, approximately 28 months of processing time and optional citizenship ceremony with oath of allegiance.
Access, interpreter, a free lawyer and the right to appeal: what rights parents and children have when barnevernet opens a case.
Has barnevernet made contact? A practical step-by-step: read the letter, ask for an interpreter, prepare, and know when to get a lawyer.
Physical punishment is forbidden in Norway – even a light smack. How immigrant parents can avoid misunderstandings with school and barnevernet.
