Latest news on rules and procedures for immigrants in Norway.
Showing 1-12 of 28 articles · Page 1 of 3
Estonian Apollo Group buys Fly Chicken and brings KFC to Norway for the first time. First openings expected in early 2027 – and here is the minimum wage in hospitality.
All Ryde customers are affected by the August 2, 2026 data breach. Here's what was stolen, what's safe – and how to avoid scams that follow.
From 1 July 2026, living allowance rates for wage garnishment have increased. A single person must keep 11,388 kroner per month, and housing costs are added separately.
From 1 July 2026, new rates apply for child support advance from NAV. See the amounts, income limits and who can receive advance child support.
The income limit for free kindergarten core hours becomes 692 465 kroner from 1 August 2026. If your household has a lower combined income, your child is entitled to 20 free hours in kindergarten each week. But you must apply yourself, and the date you apply determines how much you save.
The exemption limit in disability pension increases from 0.4 G to 1 G, which is 130,160 kroner, from 1 October 2026. The change applies retroactively to 1 January and happens automatically.
Minimum pension level increases by 8,000 kroner per year from 1 May 2026. With short contribution history, you receive only a portion: see the rates, the calculation, and the payment dates.
EU has new border systems: EES is live, ETIAS arrives in 2026. If you have a residence permit, you skip both. But family visiting you may need ETIAS or a visa.
From 1 July 2026, the transition allowance for single parents is partially phased out. See who can still receive support and what you can apply for instead from NAV.
Norwegian Test Autumn 2026: registration 17–21 August, exam 21–25 September. See the dates, four sub-tests and what level you need for residence.
Drowning accidents have increased sharply in summer 2026, according to new figures from the Rescue Society. Here's how to keep your family safe in water – with a simple water-safety checklist.
The Supreme Court takes the case of Wolt couriers. The decision could give thousands of food couriers the right to permanent employment, sick leave and holiday pay. Here's what the case means for you.
