The County Governor has an electronic form you can use to send documents and other information, to handle a case. The electronic form can also be used to send a message to County Governor.

Du kan klage på utskrevet eiendomsskatt i Oslo ved å logge inn på den digitale klageveilederen. Den viser en oversikt over dine registrerte eiendommer. Du klager ved å klikke på lenken «Klage på eiendomsskatt» inne i løsningen og deretter følge instruksjonene. Gjelder klagen boligverdi, må du klage til skatteetaten og ikke kommunen. (In Norwegian only)

Here you can find information about your health care rights as a worker, asylum seeker, au pair, student, pensioner or tourist in Norway.

As an employee in Norway, you must have a tax deduction card, submit tax returns and receive tax assessment notices. Here, you will find information including what you must do in order to start work in Norway and what you need to take with you when you go to the tax office.

Create a draft repayment plan showing repayment instalments, interest rates and fees for your student loan.

From January 2018, the annual road tax was replaced with a motor insurance tax to the authorities. This provides greater flexibility for owners of vehicles. Read more about the Motor Insurance tax.

If you live in a low-income household, you may be entitled to receive housing allowance. Here you can calculate how much housing allowance you may be entitled to.

Here you can find information about toll roads, enter into an agreement, and find information about payment with Autopass. Autopass is the Norwegian system for the collection of road tolls. All tolls stations in Norway are automated, except for the Atlantic Ocean Tunnel and some ferries. With a valid Autopass contract and a tag in vehicles, a discount is conceded for the use of toll roads. 

If possible, parents should agree privately on child maintenance payments. However, guidance on how much child maintenance should be paid is available via an online calculator from the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV). 

Everyone who wishes to do so, may have a regular General Practitioner (GP). The majority of people who reside in Norway are entitled to a regular GP. You may select and change your regular GP doctor yourself by either logging in to the helsenorge.no website ("Bytte fastlege"). You may change your regular GP twice per calendar year.