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I have moved to Oslo and the region

You’ve moved to Oslo, found a job and a place to live. Congratulations and velkommen! Once here, you might have a few questions about working in Norway – from paid vacation to taxes and health services. We have gathered the most crucial information you need in order to find your feet.

If you haven’t yet sorted out your visa, D-number or bank account, please have a look through our “Moving to Oslo? A Practical Guide” section, which provides you with everything you need to know in order to be allowed to work and live in Oslo.

  1. 01 Norwegian working culture
  2. 02 Rights and opportunities
  3. 03 Health care & services
  4. 04 Schools and kindergarten
  5. 05 The Norwegian tax system
  6. 06 Find a job in Norway
  7. 07 How to start a company in the Oslo region
  8. 08 Navigate the startup ecosystem
  9. 09 Continuing education
  10. 10 Learn the Norwegian language
  11. 11 Getting around Oslo and the region
  12. 12 Obtaining and Exchanging a Driver's License in Norway
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09 Continuing education

Who says you should only study once in your life?

Picture of building at NMBU in Ås, Norway

Photo: Håkon Sparre/NMBU Ås

There are plenty of opportunities for continuing your education in the Oslo region, and many expats grab the opportunity!

University of Oslo, Oslo Met, Norwegian University of Life Science, Norwegian Business School and many more higher education institutions in the region have a range of fields of study available, and there are several other educational institutions providing quality education and training. For extensive information about studying in Norway, have a look at Study in Norway - the Official Norwegian website for internationals studying in Norway.

Before applying for an educational program, it could be useful to view your qualifications in relation to the Norwegian educational system. You can find more information and apply for recognition of your credentials at Norwegian Agency for Quality Assurance in Education (NOKUT).

If you want to learn more about recognition of foreign education and regulated professions, please have a look through our “Moving to Oslo? A Practical Guide” section.

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