You must hand in these documents with your application for a residence permit (Immigration Act section 42) Checklist for family immigration with a parent who holds a residence permit for work purposes

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The applicant is a citizen of

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The applicant is the person who wishes to visit or live in Norway.

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You must answer all the questions before you receive the complete checklist that you should print out.

Name:

DUF number/date of birth:

What you have to do to see what documents you have to submit

You must state your (the applicant’s) citizenship
You must answer a few questions about your parent's (the reference person's) situation.

When you have done so, a list will appear that shows all the documents you have to submit with the application.

Remember that you have to click the grey button ‘Select’ in the blue field to move to the next question.

The applicant is the person who wants to move to Norway or continue living here and who needs a residence permit.

The reference person is the parent living in Norway.

passport – copy of all used pages (not necessary if the child is born in Norway) View explanationHide explanation

If you hand in your application in Norway, you normally only need to show your passport and hand in the copies.
If you hand in your application abroad, you must normally hand in both your passport and the copies. If you need your passport back before you receive an answer to your application, please contact the place where you hand in the application.
If your reference person's employer in Norway is going to apply for a residence permit on your behalf, with a written authorisation from you, it is sufficient that the employer hands in a copy of the passport and all your documents.

Date/place:

Signature: