Renting an apartment in Norway is a very popular solution, both among those living there permanently and those planning to move. Whether you're a student, a seasonal worker, or a family looking for a new place to live, sooner or later, whether you're aware of it or not, you'll encounter Norwegian rental law (Husleieloven). And this raises an important question:
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Running a business in Norway is easier than many people think. The most popular form chosen by those starting their own business is the enkeltpersonforetak (ENK), or sole proprietorship. This solution is primarily chosen by freelancers, craftsmen, IT specialists, drivers, and those working in construction and services. According to data from Altinn and Skatteetaten, tens of thousands of businesses are established in Norway every year.
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Barnevernet, the Norwegian Child Care Service, often arouses interest among Poles living in Norway - unfortunately, it does not necessarily evoke positive feelings. There are many myths surrounding this institution, especially regarding the way it deals with children's matters. In this article we will look at how Barnevernet works, what its role is and what its procedures are
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Many consumers in Norway ask themselves this question when shopping online on platforms such as AliExpress, Amazon or eBay. Norway, although not a member of the EU, has its own customs and tax regulations governing the import of goods for private individuals. In practice, it all depends on the value and type of goods purchased and whether the seller participates in a special
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Do you dream of fully participating in Norwegian life? Obtaining Norwegian citizenship opens the door to many rights and opportunities that are usually only available to native Norwegians. In this article, you will learn what NOKoki you need to take to become a Norwegian citizen. Benefits of Norwegian citizenship The right to vote - the ability to participate in parliamentary elections.
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In recent years, the Norwegian tax system has been very flexible, based on trust in taxpayers. The Norwegian tax office allowed corrections going back 10 years – without the risk of additional penalties (if the office had not yet started the audit). This was definitely “convenient” for taxpayers. Now, however, the government plans to introduce significant restrictions in this matter. Proposals
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The transition period from summer to autumn for many people means one thing – seasonal illnesses. People employed on a full-time basis can use paid sick leave in such situations, which allows for a peaceful recovery without worrying about finances. The situation of self-employed people (owners of sole proprietorships – ENK) is slightly different, and they are entitled to sickness benefits only
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The decision to move out of Norway is a significant NOKok, which involves many formalities and obligations. Regardless of whether you are returning to Poland or planning to live in another, warmer NOKok, it is worth taking care of all the details. The process of moving out does not end with packing your bags - it is important to take care of a number of formalities that may affect
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Any of us can get into financial trouble. In this situation, it may happen that the employer will be ordered to make monthly deductions from your salary. These deductions may result in the amount you have left to live on being too low. Each of us has the right to normal functioning, which is why the Ministry of Children and Family sets minimum rates, i.e
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Barnevernet, the Norwegian Child Care Service, often arouses interest among Poles living in Norway - unfortunately, it does not necessarily evoke positive feelings. There are many myths surrounding this institution, especially regarding the way it deals with children's matters. In this article we will look at how Barnevernet works, what its role is and what its procedures are
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