Norway work visa, requirements, processing time, sponsorship, application form | Visa Library

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[@hkotby1973]

Thanks for the informative video, can you do a video about the business visa for Norway please?

[@visalibrary]

Yes, soon

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[@visalibrary]

To apply for a Norway work visa in 2024, you'll need a job offer from a Norwegian employer. The employer will apply for a residence permit on your behalf through the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI). You’ll need to provide documents like your employment contract, passport, proof of qualifications, housing arrangements, and health insurance. Alternatively, you can submit your application at a Norwegian embassy or visa application center. The processing time usually takes around 1-3 months, depending on the job type and your nationality. Feel free to ask if you have more questions! 😊

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[@ahmedazad8508]

Hi dear, Impressed by your nice and clear explanation. I have 1 question please and hope u can help me out. i’m from Iraq and I got a job offer from a well known company in Norway ( they are ready to provide a contract and accommodation ) but the only problem or thing that I’m missing from your list is the educational thing! I have only finished high school back then and never went to college, so my question is that ok? Will they reject me or it’s fine since i have got all the other requirements ( contract, accommodation, good CV ) Thank and and waiting for your response 🙏🏻

[@visalibrary]

Yes, it's possible to be accepted for a Norway work visa with only a high school education, especially if you have a job offer, a contract, and accommodation arranged. The acceptance depends more on the job type and your relevant experience than on higher education. Ensure that the job offer is in a field that does not typically require a college degree. It's advisable to check with the Norwegian embassy for specific visa requirements related to your job offer.

[@ahmedazad8508]

Thank u so much! One more question I been working with them already since 2 months but remotely “online” so is it better to mention that in the application or just do it as a normal job offer and that I will start working as long as i get to Norway? Idk if you get what i mean. Also the job is sales manager for a big translation company. So idk if that field requires a college degree? I would be grateful if you could help me out here and if needed i can drop u my WhatsApp number

[@ahmedazad8508]

Also I can’t open the link regarding applying form etc..

[@isiguzomacnissi9297]

Congrats, have been looking for this kind of opportunity. Please how can i get to know some of these companies?

[@Alizas91]

Hi, thanks for the informative video. Can u clarify if dependants are allowed on work visa?

[@visalibrary]

Yes, dependents are allowed to join you on a work visa in Norway. You can apply for family immigration for your spouse or partner and children, allowing them to live and work in Norway as well. Make sure to check the specific requirements for family immigration when applying.

[@isiguzomacnissi9297]

Thanks for this video. Pls how can i identify employers for a job offer?

[@visalibrary]

To identify employers in Norway for a job offer, which is necessary for a work visa, consider the following approaches: Use Online Job Portals: Websites like NAV.no, Finn.no, and LinkedIn list various job opportunities in Norway. Check Company Websites: Directly visit the websites of companies in Norway in your field of interest, as they often post job vacancies. Engage in Professional Networking: Utilize LinkedIn to connect with professionals and employers in Norway. Contact Recruitment Agencies: Some agencies specialize in recruiting international workers for Norwegian companies. Participate in Industry Events: Attend industry-specific events or conferences to network and learn about job openings. Research the Norwegian Job Market: Understand the sectors with high demand in Norway, as this can guide where to focus your job search efforts.

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[@visalibrary]

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[@MisterDoctor1234]

Hi sir, Hope u r doing well, I m Asian and want to ask that how long it takes to get work visa approval from Norway embassy after handling in the application and fingers at Jerry office. Waiting anxiously for your kind reply...

[@visalibrary]

Hi! The processing time for a Norway work visa can vary depending on factors like the type of work permit you're applying for and the volume of applications the embassy is handling. Typically, it can take anywhere from 4 to 8 weeks for the visa to be processed after submission. However, it's always good to apply well in advance to avoid any delays. Make sure your documents are complete and correct to prevent any issues. For specific timelines, you can check the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) website or contact the embassy directly. Best of luck!

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[@TinaEbrahimi-x3t]

Hi. Thank you very much for your helpful video. I have one question and I will be thankful if you could help me with that. I want to come to Norway through a full fund PhD program. As I know I should apply for a work visa not a student visa. I just have my temporary diplomas and unofficial transcripts because the original ones in Iran have became very expensive. I told the university about that and is seems they have find a way to accept my unofficial transcripts. I just want to know if I may have any problem for the visa (because of not having the original transcripts and diplomas) or being accepted by the university solves the problem?

[@visalibrary]

Having the university's acceptance of your unofficial transcripts and diplomas is a positive step in your application for a full-funded PhD program in Norway. The acceptance by the university should address concerns about your qualifications when applying for a Norwegian work visa. It's crucial to include the university's acceptance letter and any related communication as part of your visa application to demonstrate the authenticity of your academic background. Additionally, maintaining open communication with both the university and the Norwegian immigration authorities can help address any specific concerns or requirements related to your situation.

[@estherosene]

Thanks alot for this video.Please i have questions -please can i work with a 1 year visit visa to norway even as a waitress or cleaner 2-after getting there with my 1 year visit visa can i convert it to a work permit i look forward to getting a reply,thanks

[@visalibrary]

Thank you for your questions! Here's some clarification: Can you work with a 1-year visit visa in Norway? Unfortunately, no. A visit visa (such as a tourist visa) does not allow you to work in Norway, even for jobs like waitressing or cleaning. This visa is strictly for visiting purposes, and working on it would be considered illegal. You need a valid work visa to legally work in Norway. Can you convert a visit visa to a work permit after arriving in Norway? No, you cannot directly convert a visit visa into a work permit while in Norway. To obtain a work permit, you must apply from outside the country, typically from your home country, and have a job offer from a Norwegian employer who will sponsor your work visa application. I hope this clears things up! If you're serious about working in Norway, it's important to get the proper visa before traveling. Best of luck with your plans!

[@estherosene]

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[@DryScholar]

Hi, Thanks for the information. I got my VISA approved in Norway today but I am not in my home country, can I attend the Norwegian Embassy (vfs) here for VISA stamp in London where I have been studying since last one year ?

[@visalibrary]

Congratulations on your visa approval! Generally, you should attend the visa interview or final processing steps at the Norwegian embassy or consulate in the country where you legally reside or hold citizenship. However, if you are legally residing in the UK as a student and have been there for the last year, you might be able to complete your visa processing in London. It's best to contact the Norwegian Embassy in London directly to confirm whether they can handle your case and what specific documentation they might require given your current student status in the UK.

[@akhilchandran5110]

Is it necessary for bank statement if it's needed how much money need to show for a work permit

[@visalibrary]

The specific bank statement amount required for a Norway work visa can vary based on factors such as the type of visa and individual circumstances. Check the official website of the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) or contact a Norwegian embassy/consulate for the current requirements.

[@rameshhcmore6055]

When I get an appointment in the Embassy, they will keep my passport there or just check and return it to me.

[@visalibrary]

When you attend an appointment at a Norwegian embassy for a work visa application, the embassy typically keeps your passport if your visa application is accepted to process the visa. After checking your passport and other documents, if they decide to proceed with your visa application, they will retain your passport to affix the visa sticker upon approval. Once the visa processing is complete, they will return your passport to you, usually via mail or you may have to pick it up from the embassy, depending on their specific procedures.

[@FlexiGirljb]

The working permit and the work visa total processing to wait the results is 6 to 8 months?I just ask to clarify? Thank you for the response please ❤

[@visalibrary]

The processing period for a work visa in Norway varies according to numerous criteria and might range from 15 to 90 days. So, to avoid delays, it is very important to submit a comprehensive and correct application, including all needed papers.

[@JantD-jl8md]

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[@krammaharab6325]

Can i ask that need only auto travel pass that stamp in working permit to enter Norway not working visa is these one correct?

[@visalibrary]

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[@visalibrary]

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[@anjanrai2914]

Please help me sir! Hou to apply narway work pramit visa

[@visalibrary]

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[@msmalik3764]

Hi, I am a doctor after getting my authorisation license what documents do I need for my visa application?

[@visalibrary]

A valid passport, visa application form, work contract, evidence of credentials, health insurance, financial resources, and accommodation data will be required.

[@thuang8978]

Hello, we are married and it has been more than 8 months since we applied for the family reunion visa but we still have not received the result. Can you tell me how long it will take to respond?

[@visalibrary]

The processing time for a family reunion visa in Norway can vary based on several factors, including the volume of applications being processed and the specifics of individual cases. Generally, the processing time can be several months, but it's not uncommon for it to take longer in some cases. Since it has been over 8 months since you applied, I would recommend contacting the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) or the embassy or consulate where you submitted your application. They can provide the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the status of your application. It's also possible that they may request additional information or documentation, which can affect the processing time.

[@klarakalu2667]

How will I go about getting a work permit visa to Norway and how much is the cost

[@visalibrary]

Find a job offer first. Its up to your nationality.

[@christopherjohn0209]

Is there any language test for Norway work visa ?

[@visalibrary]

No, there is typically no language test requirement for a Norway work visa. The work visa process primarily focuses on your employment situation, such as having a job offer from a Norwegian employer and meeting other visa requirements set by the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI). However, language requirements may apply in certain professions or for long-term integration in Norway.

[@hashinijayawardene2167]

Do we need to have IELTS for working permit?

[@visalibrary]

You won't need it unless your employer demands it.

[@gauthamthomas2254]

How to apply for a D Category work visa in Norway? Which option should I choose in UDI website?

[@visalibrary]

The option that suits your conditions. Read them to know which one is for you.

[@gauthamthomas2254]

@@visalibrary I've got an unskilled job offer from a Norwegian company. Since it is unskilled, I don't know under which category of visa I should apply.

[@selvakumar7229]

​@@gauthamthomas2254 I'm also have this question?

[@cherrymaebetil5866]

Hello Sir what is that so called auto travel pass my immigration consultant said they will give us a working permit and auto pass .but employer process our visa when we are already in Norway. How is it possible for us to enter Norway just a working permit and auto travel pass that they said .

[@visalibrary]

An auto travel pass is a document that enables temporary access into Norway with a car. It is not a replacement for a visa or work permit. Everyone who wants to work legally in Norway for more than three months must have a work visa, which the employer secures. Both papers are insufficient for admission; a valid visa or residency permit may also be required depending on citizenship and the purpose of stay. Consult an immigration expert or the Norwegian embassy or consulate for additional information.

[@cherrymaebetil5866]

Thank you for the response I really appreciated it .🙏

[@sds7429]

Is BA in TESOL degree in Sri Lanka and TESOL certificate with 6.0 in IELTS would be eligible for apply to a teaching job in Norway ??? Is learning Norwegian a must to become an english teacher in Norway ?? And how about the salary of teachers , work hours and salary we should maintain to have permanent residency ???

[@visalibrary]

A BA in TESOL from Sri Lanka, a TESOL certificate, and a 6.0 in IELTS may qualify you to apply for a teaching job in Norway, but eligibility depends on the specific job requirements and employer preferences. Many teaching positions, especially in international schools or private institutions, may accept English teachers with these qualifications. However, public schools often require higher qualifications and Norwegian language proficiency. Learning Norwegian is often necessary, especially if you want to work in public schools, as fluency in the local language is typically required. For private or international schools, Norwegian may not be mandatory, but learning it would enhance your job prospects and integration into Norwegian society. Teacher salaries in Norway can vary but typically range between NOK 450,000 to NOK 600,000 annually, depending on experience and qualifications. Work hours are usually around 37.5 hours per week. To obtain permanent residency, you generally need to have lived in Norway for at least 3 years and have a stable income. The required salary for residency can depend on your living situation and local regulations, so it's important to consult the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) for specific requirements.

[@juditheverist4723]

Sir please have been working since I started my degree, in October am graduating with BBA majoring in supply chain management and logistics and have some experience so how do I find a job in Norway or get a work visa .thank you sir

[@visalibrary]

You can look for employment openings on Norwegian job boards, contact recruiting agencies, or contact businesses in your sector. If you find work, your boss has to apply for a work permit through the UDI on your behalf.

[@puranupadhyay5315]

Hi. Your Visa application with reference number Nor/Del/.........Is currently with the embassy of Norway in New Delhi. India for processing and decision making how much time my visa

[@visalibrary]

Hi! Once your Norway work visa application is with the Norwegian Embassy in New Delhi, the processing time can vary based on the application type and the volume of applications. Typically, Norway work visas take around 15 to 30 days for processing, but it can sometimes take longer, especially during peak seasons. It’s a good idea to regularly check for updates through the tracking system or contact the embassy if there’s an extended delay.

[@dhanushkachathuranga1214]

Hi hope you doing well , appreciate if you can answer below with your experience. i m chathuranga from Sri Lanka and trying to get work permit for Norway . 1-if there is any way to check job permit is fake or what? 2- do we have to show money in our bank ? 3- can i apply Visa from Sri Lanka Embassy pls help me

[@visalibrary]

1. The employer must provide an employment contract in the company's letterhead. You can check whether he/she applies for a work permit according to the instructions in the video. 2. You don't have to but it's good. 3. You can apply through Norway embassy in Sri Lanka.

[@selvakumar7229]

Sir...Norway workvisa is residence permit correct?

[@visalibrary]

Yes, in Norway, a work visa is typically referred to as a "residence permit for work." When you obtain a residence permit for work in Norway, it allows you to live and work in the country legally for the duration specified in your permit. The terminology may vary, but a residence permit for work serves as your authorization to work and reside in Norway during the specified period.

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[@mathavang6329]

Hi sir, I am having UAE work visa validity Whether Can I apply for Norway work visa?

[@visalibrary]

Yes, you can apply for a Norway work visa regardless of holding a UAE work visa, as long as you meet the specific requirements set by Norway for the work visa category you're applying for. Your eligibility for a Norway work visa depends on having a job offer from a Norwegian employer, the nature of the job, your qualifications, and how these align with Norwegian immigration laws. It's important to start by securing a job offer in Norway, as your employer will often need to initiate the application process by proving that your skills are needed. Make sure to check the detailed requirements on the official website of the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) or consult with an immigration expert for guidance tailored to your situation.

[@mathavang6329]

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[@sijanhossain7440]

I am Asian, currently studying in Russia, but I want to move to Norway, is it possible, how can I find a job offer in Russia and can I get a visa to Russia

[@visalibrary]

Yes, it is possible to move to Norway for work, but you will need to secure a job offer first. To find a job while studying in Russia, you can explore online job portals, network with Norwegian companies, or use recruitment agencies that specialize in hiring international talent. Once you have a job offer, your employer can help you apply for a work visa in Norway. Make sure to check the specific visa requirements and eligibility criteria for your situation.

[@sijanhossain7440]

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[@santamalig4697]

I am a nurse by profession and a retired one and a senior citizen already. However, i can assure you that am still very much fit to work..Could you possibly help me to land a job there in Norway? I will appreciate much if you could. Thanks and God bless!

[@visalibrary]

To pursue nursing work in Norway, ensure your credentials are recognized there. Search for nursing job openings on websites and through networking. Language proficiency in Norwegian is often required. Tailor your applications, consider work permit requirements, and explore networking opportunities. Consulting experts can help you navigate the process. Good luck!

[@saqibmunir3201]

Hlo! Sir I’m Saqib From Pakistan Currently Studying Bachelor’s of Business Administration as an Second year student at Coventry University, England I got one option from my university that i can do Placement year in my third year in UK or in Europe now I’m considering to do my Placement in Norway is this possible for me to get one year visa from the embassy after finding a job in Norway as an International student in Uk plz reply me must

[@visalibrary]

Yes, as an international student in the UK, you can apply for a one-year visa to do your placement year in Norway after finding a job there. You will need to apply for a training or internship visa through the Norwegian embassy or consulate, with documents like proof of enrollment, a placement offer from a Norwegian company, and proof of sufficient funds. Ensure that your visa application covers the entire duration of your placement.

[@saqibmunir3201]

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[@shushansalian]

I got job offer from Worksupply how is the company

[@visalibrary]

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[@selvakumar7229]

Sir I have one question... Work visa is residence permit correct?

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