Benefit answers for Norway
Each program has a short description. The link opens the full card, then the official page.
What is Child benefit in Norway?
It is for a child under 18 who lives in Norway. A stay of 12 months in a row counts as living there. If the child is born in Norway, the mother is usually paid from the month after the birth without an application.
What is Housing allowance in Norway?
It is monthly support when income is low and housing costs are high. It is tax-free. Husbanken decides.
Where can I get help in a mental health crisis in Norway?
Call 116 123 if you are in a mental health crisis or thinking about suicide. Helsenorge says this line is free and open every day, at any hour.
Where can I get help with postpartum depression in Norway?
Call 116 123 if you are in distress or thinking about suicide, including in pregnancy or after a birth.
How do I apply for a driving licence in Norway?
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration says you apply for the driving licence on Your Page before you can book the theory test.
How do I prepare for the driving test in Norway?
The same page says you start with a basic traffic course of 17 hours, at a driving school from age 15, or as a year 10 school elective.
When does a car need an EU inspection in Norway?
The Norwegian Public Roads Administration says a passenger car in class M1, with a maximum permitted weight of 7,500 kg, must have an approved EU inspection within four years of first registration, and then at least every second year.
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