Information for refugees from Ukraine

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Collective protection status to be extended for one year

The Government has decided to continue providing temporary collective protection for refugees from Ukraine. As such, if you have already been granted a permit in connection with temporary collective protection then your permit will be extended by one year automatically. Most people receive a letter in the mail before the former residence permit expires. You do not have to do anything else to extend your permit.

More information about automatic extension of your residence permit is available here.

Arrival in Norway

Information for refugees from Ukraine who arrive in Norway and want to apply for protection (asylum).

Stay in Norway

Information about protection (asylum) or residency in Norway for Ukrainian and Russian nationals in Norway.

protection in Norway
collective protection for persons who have fled Ukraine
reception centres and living in private housing
FAQs regarding protection, reception centres and residence permits

Go to Norway

Information for Ukrainian citizens who want to travel to Norway or to apply for residency in Norway from abroad.

Myndigheter, frivillige og andre samfunnsaktører

Informasjon om flyktningsituasjonen for myndigheter, frivillige og samfunnsaktører.

Are you experiencing violence, exploitation or pressure to act against your will?

Information on how you can get help free of charge.

Facebook pages in Ukrainian and Russian

UDI has a Facebook page for refugees from Ukraine available in three languages: Norwegian, Ukrainian, and Russian.

Information for Russian nationals

Information for Russian nationals about visas and residency in Norway.

Information on repatriation to Ukraine

Information on how you can apply for financial support from the Norwegian authorities for returning to Ukraine.

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