
Government Pension Fund explained: Norway's Oil Fund
The Oil Fund is the common name for the Government Pension Fund Global (GPFG). Learn what the fund is, who manages it, its value, the fiscal rule, and ethical guidelines.
Practical articles about the Samfunnskunnskapsprøven — format, tips and preparation.
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The Oil Fund is the common name for the Government Pension Fund Global (GPFG). Learn what the fund is, who manages it, its value, the fiscal rule, and ethical guidelines.

Understand the difference between electricity and grid rent, how electricity support and Norgespris work in 2026, and how to read your bill and cut your costs.

Are you sent to Norway by an employer from another EU/EEA country for a temporary assignment? Here you get an overview of wages, OHS card, A1 form and tax.

Student housing is cheaper than private rental and run by a student housing organization. Learn how to apply, when you should apply, and how student housing differs from private rental.

You can take the social studies test in Arabic and use audio. See how to choose the language, the test format and the rules for residence and citizenship.

A practical checklist showing what you need to sort out in the right order during your first weeks after moving to Norway.

How press freedom works in Norway: Free media protected by the Constitution, NRK as an independent broadcaster, and simple tips to distinguish reliable news from fake news.

Human trafficking and severe labour exploitation are criminal offences in Norway. Learn the warning signs, what rights you have regardless of immigration status, and who you can contact for free help.

You have the right to choose your own partner and to say no. Forced marriage and female genital mutilation are illegal in Norway. Here is how to get free and confidential help.

Buy now, pay later with Klarna, Vipps and Walley is credit. Pay the full invoice on time, avoid expensive installments, and use your 14-day right of withdrawal.

Safety Representative and Work Environment in Norway explained simply: what the Work Environment Act gives you, the requirement for a safety representative at 5+ employees from 2024, and how to report.

Layoffs in Norway means you keep your job. Your employer pays full salary for 15 days, then you can receive unemployment benefits from NAV. See the rules here.