Immigration. Travel. Living.
Tag: Norway
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Getting an employment visa: Work Permit in NorwayÂ
You must apply for a Norway Work Visa to live and work in Norway. The Skilled Worker Visa, which is awarded to someone who has obtained a position with a Norwegian firm and possesses a university degree or vocational training, is the most prevalent type of Norwegian Work Visa. Although it’s called a Work “Visa,”…
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Norway: cost of relocation
Price of immigration to Norway. You must pay an extra service amount if you hand in your operation at a Visa Application Centre which receives the operation on behalf of the embassy. This is in addition to the normal operation figure.
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Norway: work and immigration in 2021
Job and available vacancies in Norway in 2021. The labor market in Norway is stable, and therefore attracts migrants to the country from all over the world. High salaries, social guarantees are obligatory and pleasant bonuses for those who work in this country.
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Living on Norway: Pros and Cons
Live in Norway: Pros and Cons. In terms of nominal GDP per capita, Norway ranks fourth in the ranking of the richest countries in Europe. Above are only Luxembourg and Switzerland. This is a very beautiful northern state with a developed economy and large reserves of natural resources, including oil and gas.
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What you have to know about work in Norway
Working in Norway. Norway has some of the most fascinating views. There’s beauty springing up all over the country.
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Norwegian visa acquisition
How to get a Norwegian visa. There are different types of Norwegian visas that you can acquire depending on the purpose of your travel. Visiting Norway to work, study, leisure, or other reasons, you’ll need to apply for a Norwegian Schengen visa.