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SIS is a digital register where the authorities of the Schengen countries can exchange information.
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You can apply for family immigration if you have close family in Norway.
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Before handing in your application, you must check if you must hand it in at an embassy abroad, or to the police in Norway.
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In some cases, UDI must do additional investigations in your case, and then it may take longer for you to receive an answer.
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Some applicants who have family in Norway can choose between applying for a family immigration permit or a residence card for family members of EU/EEA nationals.
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This overview explains the difference between different types of reception facilities available to both those seeking protection and those who have received a decision regarding their applications.
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At least one of the parents in families who wish to have an au pair, must complete an e-learning course. In the course the host parents will learn about the purpose of the au pair scheme and the rights and obligations which they and the au pair have.
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A lawyer is a person responsible for protecting your interests in the application process.
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When you apply for protection (asylum) in Norway you will get an asylum seeker card, confirming that you have applied for protection.
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A personal number is the last five digits of a national identity number.
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DeportationDefinition of word or term
Deportation is when the police escort you out of Norway.
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If a person is granted a residence permit in Norway because of strong humanitarian considerations or because he or she has a special connection with Norway, this is called a residence permit on humanitarian grounds.
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A person is called an asylum seeker if he or she has applied for protection (asylum) in Norway and the application has not yet been finally decided.
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In some cases, you may lose your residence permit or citizenship.