Norwegian citizenship grants holders access to a Norwegian passport, one of the most powerful passports in the world. Here’s what you need to know about getting the travel document.
Obtaining Norwegian citizenship is a long and sometimes overly complicated process. However, it can be well worth it in the long run. Here are six interesting facts you might not know about becoming Norwegian.
The process of getting a residence permit, the lowdown on the property market, the social norms foreigners struggle with most and how much money you'll need to earn to call Norway home. Here are 12 must-read articles about life in Norway.
When applying for Norwegian citizenship, you will need to submit a certificate from the police. So, what is the certificate and what are the rules for submitting one?
Becoming a fully-fledged Norwegian citizen is an attractive proposition for many reasons. So, how long will you have to wait after checking off the criteria and submitting your documents?
Becoming eligible for Norwegian citizenship is a process which takes years. When you finally submit your documents, you could find out whether you have been successful in a couple of months or up to two years.
The process of getting a residence permit or visa in Norway can be quite stressful at times. It can even end in your application being rejected. If that happens, here's what you can do.
After your application to become a Norwegian citizen has been approved, you will be invited to a citizenship ceremony. Before attending, you should know a few things about the event.
Norwegian citizenship comes with many benefits, however, several requirements need to be met to obtain it. The UDI has revealed the most common reasons why applications were turned down in 2021.
While most Norwegian citizenship applications get approved, not everyone is successful in their bid to become a citizen of Norway. We look at the latest figures and the most common reasons behind the rejections.
Norwegian citizenship has plenty of benefits, but it is not a quick process, and it isn’t always clear whether you meet all the requirements. Here’s what you need to know about when you can apply and the requirements you’ll need to meet.
So, the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) decided to forward your immigration appeal case to the Immigration Appeals Board (UNE). If you're wondering what happens next, we've got you covered.
From November 1st, parents in Norway will be able to give permanent consent to their children for the issuance or renewal of a passport or national ID card.
Denmark, Norway and Sweden have different criteria for when foreign residents can be granted citizenship through naturalisation. The proportion of each country’s population with the right to vote in parliamentary elections also varies.
Being a citizen of your country of long-term residence brings a lot of advantages, especially when it comes to peace of mind, but some countries in Europe have far stricter rules than others.
Norway will tighten the rules for becoming a citizen soon by introducing stricter language requirements for citizenship applications. The Local explains what the new conditions mean for you.
Norway will raise the language requirements for citizenship in October. Foreign residents in the country have told The Local whether the new rules will put them off applying in the future.
Norway will raise the language requirements for citizenship from October 1st. Will the higher threshold for Norwegian language skills put you applying? The Local wants to hear from you.
Norway will soon up its language requirement for Norwegian citizenship from A2 to B1. But how long does it actually take to reach the B1? Here’s what the experts say.
