How can I immigrate to Norway?

Norwegian immigration conditions mainly include:

Adult applicant:

1. Pay a certain application fee.

2. The three-year residence in Norway cannot be interrupted.

3. Hold a valid immigration permit during the period of residence and application in Norway.

4. The applicant has no criminal record or compulsory psychiatric treatment record.

5. Have lived in Norway for the past three years and applied for permanent residence with an immigration permit.

6. Applicants need to take Norwegian courses and social studies courses and meet the requirements, or submit materials that can be exempted from the courses provided by the Municipal Council (applicants must be between 16-55 years old).

Minor applicant:

1. The applicant's three-year residence in Norway cannot be interrupted.

2. The applicant has no criminal record or compulsory psychiatric treatment record.

3. Hold a valid immigration permit during the period of residence and application in Norway.

4. Have lived in Norway for the last three years and have an immigration permit to apply for permanent residence.

5. Applicants need to take Norwegian courses and social studies courses and meet the requirements, or submit materials that can be exempted from taking courses presented by the city Council (applicants must be between 16-55 years old).

Matters needing attention

Whether it is an adult applicant or a minor applicant, if proven guilty, the application may be rejected and the applicant will be required to meet a longer residence period. If the applicant is accused or under investigation, the processing of the application will be postponed.