Whether you have a registered Norwegian entity or you are hiring into Norway for the first time, our corporate services cover the entire employee journey. From Employer of Record and corporate immigration to sourcing, payroll and settlement and ongoing compliance, everything runs through one shared portal and one case manager per assignee, so you can hire talent in Norway and relocate employees to Norway with confidence.
Moving an employee into Norway touches several agencies and several vendors: UDI for the work permit, the police for registration, Skatteetaten for the tax card and A-melding, NAV for social security, the bank for the account and BankID, and the housing market for everything that holds a family together. Every hand-off is a chance for the move to slip. We consolidate the whole lifecycle into one agreement, one portal and one point of contact.
Six service pillars cover the entire employee lifecycle in Norway.
Hire in Norway without setting up your own entity. We employ your hire on our partner’s Norwegian payroll, handle all employment-law compliance, tax and pension, and bill you a single monthly invoice covering salary, employer costs and the EOR fee.
If you have a Norwegian entity (AS or NUF), we run the payroll cycle: A-melding submissions to Skatteetaten, OTP occupational-pension contributions, NAV reporting, holiday-pay calculation (feriepenger) and year-end statements.
Skilled Worker, Hurtigspor (Fast Track), Shortage Occupation, ICT, Researcher and Job Seeker filings, all submitted to UDI under Power of Attorney, with employer documentation collected via the portal.
End-to-end relocation for international hires: pre-departure briefings, immigration filing, arrival assistance, housing search, schooling, fødselsnummer or D-nummer, BankID, Skatteetaten setup, healthcare registration and ongoing settlement support.
Our sister manpower brand sources international talent into Norwegian roles: software engineers, IT specialists, healthcare professionals, skilled trades and researchers. Candidates are pre-screened, English-speaking and routed straight into our immigration pipeline.
Workplace orientation covering Norwegian work culture, communication norms, hytte culture, friluftsliv and the holiday calendar, designed to keep international hires productive and engaged through their first year.
Two routes into the Norwegian market, side by side, so you can pick the one that fits your headcount and timeline.
A clear sequence from the first call through to a settled employee at work.
We map your roles, locations, timing and entity status, then recommend the EOR or direct-entity route.
One agreement covering corporate services plus per-hire schedules, signed in the portal.
For each role: job description, target start date, and a candidate or a sourcing brief.
Where we source, Future Concerns delivers a shortlist and you interview through the portal.
The permit application is filed with UDI, with family permits filed in parallel where applicable.
Arrival concierge, housing, fødselsnummer, Skatteetaten, BankID and schooling, coordinated end to end.
We source across the sectors where Norwegian employers face the sharpest shortages.
Developers, data engineers, DevOps, security and product specialists for Norwegian tech employers.
Engineers, technicians and offshore specialists for the energy, maritime and green-transition sectors.
Nurses, doctors and allied health professionals for hospitals and municipal services in shortage roles.
Mechanical, electrical, civil and subsea engineers for manufacturing and infrastructure projects.
Welders, electricians, technicians and crews for construction and industrial projects across Norway.
Finance, consulting and specialist roles supporting Norwegian and Nordic operations.
Book a scoping call with our corporate lead. We will outline EOR versus entity, immigration routes and an indicative timeline within the call.