1.Register with the police
EU/EEA nationals are entitled to work, study and live in Norway. If you are an EU/EEA national and want to live in Norway for more than 3 months you must register with the police.
2.You need a tax deduction card to work in Norway
Everyone who works in Norway must have a tax deduction card and a Norwegian identification number(D number or national identity number). The tax deduction card shows your employer how much tax to deduct from your salary. If you do not have a tax deduction card, your employer must deduct 50 percent of your income. See how to get a tax deduction card.
3.Report a move and update your postal address
It is important to provide a correct postal address to the Norwegian authorities. See how to send a change of address . If you intend to stay in Norway for more than 6, you must also report a move to Norway.
!Corona and travel quarantine
The travel-restrictions upon entry into Norway have been lifted. The same rules as prior to the corona pandemic now apply.
!Norwegian identification number
To live in Norway you must have either a Norwegian identification number or a D number.
!Family immigration
If you want to bring family members who are not Nordic nationals to Norway they must register themselves or apply for a residence card.
?The service centre will help you
At the Service Centre for Foreign Workers you may register with the police and apply for a tax deduction card, obtain a national ID number and get information on rights and obligations as an employee in Norway.