Practical articles about the Samfunnskunnskapsprøven — format, tips and preparation.
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How to register a sole proprietorship (ENK) with Brønnøysundregistrene through Altinn in 2026: cost, the 50 000 kroner VAT limit, the name rule and social rights.
Only motor liability insurance is mandatory in Norway. Contents insurance is almost necessary, while liability and travel coverage are often included. Here's how to avoid paying double.
The electricity bill in Norway has two parts: grid rent you cannot switch and power you can. How spot price, fixed price, strømstøtte 2026 and Norgespris work.
If you travel to Ukraine while you have collective protection, UDI may revoke your residence permit. Here are the rules – and when a visit is allowed.
Their children's future is the main reason Ukrainian families stay in Norway. This is the gap between Norwegian and Ukrainian schools – and what parents should know.
How does democracy work in Norway? Separation of powers between the Storting, the government and the courts, parliamentarism, elections and the King's role.
Got a collection notice and cannot pay? How debt collection works in Norway: from reminder to the bailiff, your right to a payment plan and where to get free help.
Ask the municipality’s adult education service which training rights, duties and payment rules apply to you.
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.
