What are the immigration conditions for a Norwegian work visa?

The following requirements are required for qualified employees:

1, general worker: with high school level vocational skills and cultural quality, and corresponding vocational training plan in Norway; If you must have a bachelor's degree as an engineer or nurse; If you have long-term work experience, your work experience must also be consistent with the career you want to pursue. If you are a teacher, you must have a master's degree or above. In addition, you can also become a permanent employee of the shipping company.

If you are employed by a Norwegian employer, you need to get the approval and authorization from the local government. If an industry collective agreement is signed, wages can be paid according to the local wage payment rate in Norway. If you don't sign an industry collective agreement, you may lack some corresponding job security.

3. You can't change your job or employer within the residence permit period, and the residence permit is generally 3 years.

4. During work, your spouse and children under 18 can go to Norway with you. If you lose a job, the Norwegian authorities will give you half a year to find your next job.

What are the ways to immigrate in Norway-through self-employment?

For investors who immigrate to Norway through self-employment, there are the following requirements:

1. Permanent business activities must be conducted in Norway, which can be in the form of a domestic parent company setting up a subsidiary in Norway.

2. If it is a sole proprietorship, you are fully responsible;

3. If it is a limited liability company, it only undertakes limited liability. At this time, the operation of the enterprise must have certain financial guarantee.

At the same time, you need to provide a minimum living guarantee and a basic salary for hiring Norwegian employees. The current requirement is NOK 229,354 per year. Only by meeting these requirements can your company really operate.

When you have lived in Norway for three years, you can apply for permanent residency. However, you cannot leave Norway for more than two years after obtaining a permanent residence permit, otherwise it will be cancelled. You can apply for Norwegian citizenship after seven years.