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A leave of absence is when you have permission to be away from the reception centre without losing your place at the centre.
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Information about kindergartens and schools.
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30.08.2022
The Storting has decided to raise requirements for proficiency in spoken Norwegian to the B1 level for those seeking to obtain Norwegian citizenship. The changes will enter into effect on 1 October 2022. More information is available below.
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You can apply for family immigration if you wish to move to be with a family member in Norway.
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Resettlement refugees are usually people who are registered as refugees by the UNHCR, but who cannot be offered a permanent solution in the country they are currently in and who are therefore offered resettlement in a third country.
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18.09.2025
The duty to return to Gaza, after receiving a final decision, has been temporarily suspended. This means that no one will be forcibly returned to Gaza at this time.
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23.05.2024
The government is now further restricting the opportunity for entry to Norway for the purpose of tourism or other non-essential purposes. The change will be in effect as of 29 May.
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The EMN report presents an overview of the current situation and latest developments related to the implementation of the Family Reunification Directive.
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If your application for a local border traffic permit was rejected, you can appeal. If you do, the consulate general will then re-examine your case.
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10.06.2025
We have made significant adjustments to the normal salary levels to reflect wage growth in Norway.
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27.03.2026
The government has decided that men between the ages of 18 and 60 will no longer be covered by the scheme for temporary collective protection.
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27.09.2024
As of 28 September 2024, it is no longer possible to be granted collective protection for people from Ukraine who have lived in areas that are considered by the Norwegian authorities as safe.
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A return decision entails that you are obligated to leave Norway and/or the EU / Schengen area by a specified date (deadline for departure)
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Special rules apply to Russian nationals from the Barents region who wish to work in Northern Norway (Nordland, Troms and Finnmark counties).