Helsenorge.no is a guide for citizens wanting to take care of their health, as well as learn about public health care in Norway. The web site includes links to online services and information about the treatment of illnesses and patients' rights.
A commuter is a wage earner that spends the night away from home because of work.
If you are a commuter, you might be entitled to tax deductions for your additional expenses for food, accommodation and travel to and from the commuter home.
The travel deduction calculator calculates how much you can claim in travel deduction between your home and workplace (in Norwegian only).
Check your tax assessment here. You’ll be notified by e-mail/SMS when your tax assessment is ready. This way, you don’t have to worry about it.
In the tax calculator, you enter your estimated income, wealth and deductions and select the income year you want to calculate tax for.
You must be a Norwegian citizen to get a Norwegian passport or ID card. You must book an appointment online before appearing at the passport and ID office. To renew a foreign passport, you must contact your home country's embassy or consulate in Norway.
Survivor’s pension (dependent's pension) and transitional benefits to survivors are benefits contributing to a subsistence income for a spouse/cohabitant after the death of the other person. If you are gainfully employed, have children, are a genuine job seeker or attend school, you may also be entitled to other benefits, which also is listed on this web page.
When a member of the Norwegian Public Service Pension Fund dies, the spouse, children or registered partner have the right to a dependent's pension (survivor’s pension). Also a divorced spouse / registered partner may have the right to this support. A cohabitant is not entitled to a dependent´s pension.
Funeral grant is intended to cover incurred, necessary funeral expenses. The grant is means-tested.