• If you are expelled, you will be subject to a prohibition against entry. You cannot stay in Norway as long as the prohibition is in force. 
• The prohibition against entry can be for two years, five years, ten years or permanent.
• If you are staying in Norway, the prohibition against entry is reckoned from the date when you leave Norway. If you are staying outside Norway, it is reckoned from the date stated in the decision. 

• you have committed a crime under Norwegian law and 
• you are a serious threat to public order and safety.

• have stayed in Norway for more than five years (have a permanent right of residence)
• have lived in Norway for more than ten years
• have children, a cohabitant or spouse in Norway 
• have children in Norway and meet the requirements for family immigration with your child 

• If you are expelled, you will be subject to a prohibition against entry. You cannot stay in Norway as long as the prohibition is in force. 
• UDI will also decide whether you will be subject to a prohibition against entry to all the Schengen countries. In that case, you will be registered in the database Schengen Information System (SIS). 
• The prohibition against entry can be for one year, two years, five years, ten years or permanent.
• If you are staying in Norway, the prohibition against entry is calculated from the date when you leave Norway. If you are staying outside Norway, it is calculated from the date stated in the decision. 

• you have committed a crime under Norwegian law or have been convicted of a criminal offence in another country
• you have been granted a residence permit after having provided incorrect information to the Norwegian authorities
• you are staying in Norway without a residence permit or valid visa
• you fail to leave Norway after having been given a deadline for leaving (for example once your application for protection (asylum) has been rejected)
• You have worked in Norway without holding a residence permit that gives you the right to work
• you have provided incorrect information to the Norwegian authorities or withheld information that you have another identity in another country
• you have been expelled from another Schengen state.

• have children, a cohabitant or spouse in Norway 
• have children in Norway and meet the requirements for family immigration with your child

• risk persecution or inhumane treatment in the country to which you would have been expelled.
• are a foreign national who was born in Norway and have lived here your whole life. 

Can you return to Norway after an expulsion? 

• You can return to Norway once the prohibition against entry has expired. You must then apply for a visitor visa or residence permit in the normal manner.
• If you wish to return to Norway to visit or stay here before the prohibition against entry has expired, you must apply to have the prohibition against entry lifted.