Norway ImmigrationNorwegian work, residence and family permits, handled correctly
We work directly with UDI (Utlendingsdirektoratet), kommunes and Skatteetaten so your application is structured, compliant and as fast as possible.
The right Norwegian route, filed correctly
Norway offers several specialised schemes for international talent. We assess your case and submit under the optimal route, then manage it through to a decision with full transparency.
Whether it is a new application, renewal or appeal, our team handles it inside the portal so you can follow every step.
Pick the right Norwegian work permit route
Norway offers several specialised schemes for international talent. We assess your case and submit under the optimal route.
Skilled Worker Permit
For employees with a job offer above the official salary threshold. Suitable for senior, specialist and technical roles.
Fast Track (Hurtigspor) Scheme
Pre-certified employers can hire international talent rapidly with shortened processing and renewal cycles.
Shortage Occupation List
For occupations on the official Shortage Occupation List in Norway, typically engineering, IT and healthcare.
Researcher Scheme
For researchers and academics with a confirmed position at a Norwegian research institution.
Trainee Scheme
For trainees gaining professional experience with a Norwegian employer for up to 18 months.
Permanent Residence
Pathway to long-term Norwegian residence after meeting integration, employment and language requirements.
Residence, family and EU pathways
Beyond the work permit schemes, we handle the full range of residence, family and EU routes into Norway.
Residence and study
Residence Permit, long-term applications and renewals
Study in Norway, student permits and university enrolment
Fødselsnummer / D-nummer registration, kommune enrolment and tax card
Family and EU
Family Reunification, spouse, registered partner and child sponsorship
EU Residence for EU/EEA citizens under Directive 2004/38/EC
Visit Visa Support, Schengen short-stay visa preparation
Direct experience with Norwegian institutions
We work hands-on with the authorities that decide and register your case.
UDI (Utlendingsdirektoratet)
The Norwegian Directorate of Immigration, which decides residence and work permit applications.
Politiet (Politiets utlendingsenhet)
Application reception and residence cards through the police immigration service.
Fødselsnummer / D-nummer Office
Civil personal registration for new arrivals in Norway.
Skatteetaten
The Norwegian Tax Agency, for tax cards and registration.
Brønnøysundregistrene
The Norwegian Business Authority, for company and business registration.
Kommuner
Local municipalities and integration services.
Cases prepared on solid legal ground
Every application is built on the relevant Norwegian and EU legal framework. When refusals occur, we appeal with structured, well-cited arguments.
Legal foundation
- Utlendingsloven (LOV-2008-05-15-35), the Norwegian Aliens Act
- Forvaltningsloven (LOV-1967-02-10), the Norwegian Public Administration Act
- Directive 2004/38/EC, EU Free Movement
- EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, Article 41 (Good Administration)
- Case law: MRAX (C-459/99), Metock (C-127/08), Reyes (C-423/12) where relevant
Appeals and reconsideration
If your case has been refused, we review the decision against:
- Proportionality and objectivity
- Individual assessment requirement
- Procedural and legal errors
- New evidence or changed circumstances
Need help with a Norwegian immigration case?
Whether it is a new application, renewal or appeal, our team handles it inside the portal with full transparency.
