Starting January 1, 2010, Norway has introduced new
immigration rules. According to the new requirements, you will
not need to ask for a residence permit in the country, it will be enough to register. By registering, you can live in the country for three months. If after the expiration of this period or during it you left the country, the countdown of the duration of the new visit begins anew. If you have lived in Norway for three months and have not registered, after this period you will have to leave the country. Register on the Internet at https://selfservice.udi.no/, print out the document for registration, report to the Foreign Service Center (SUA) or the police (Politi) at the appointed time. Here are the documents you submit to SUA or to the police. Before starting work
The most important thing to have before starting work in
Norway: Norwegian personal identification code (D or ID) (see here) Skattekort tax card. This document will indicate the amount of taxes that the employer must transfer from your salary to the tax office. Order a card at the tax office or SUA, presenting your employment contract and ID. You will receive the card by mail a week after the date of its order. As soon as you receive a tax card, immediately present it to your employer. At the beginning of each year, a new card is automatically issued. If you do not present the card to the employer during the first month of your work, he will deduct 50% of your salary for taxes. You can return this overpayment if you have the proper documents - a tax card and a salary sheet. Find more information on the website of the tax office www.skatteetaten.no. The bank account to which your salary will be transferred. In your chosen bank, provide a permanent or temporary Norwegian personal code and passport. Not all banks recognize an ID card as an identification card, so you need to have a passport with you. Mailbox.
Required documents*
Employees
An employment contract, not necessarily for the whole working
day, corresponding to tax rates. GP716 form, which can be found at. www.udi.no.