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Are you planning a business project in Norway? Our business lawyers and advisors have extensive experience assisting foreign companies with legal matters when doing business in Norway. With our expertise and practical insights, we ensure your success in navigating Norwegian compliance. We're here to help your business thrive. Check out our blog to learn more.

Christina Fahle - Lawyer & Partner1. December 2025

Common pitfalls when relocating employees to Norway

In today’s market, hiring employees from outside Norway or sending employees to Norway happen frequently. Relocating employees to Norway is fully possible, but missteps can lead ...
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Christian Lyngholm Fjeldsøe - Lawyer21. November 2025

Your checklist for employee secondment to Norway

Foreign companies with business activities in Norway will often need to relocate employees to work on local projects. In these global mobility processes, many companies are ...
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Øivind Henrik von Mehren - Lawyer & Partner5. November 2025

Doing business in Norway? Here's why you need a legal partner

Entering the Norwegian market comes with more than just business opportunities—it also means dealing with a demanding set of rules and obligations. From taxation, VAT, and ...
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Ragnhild Myren Stephansen - Associate Lawyer27. October 2025

The entry/exit system (EES)—Key facts on implementation

The Schengen area is introducing a new border control system called the entry/exit system (EES). This system will collect and store traveler data to improve border management, ...
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Eirik G Kristoffersen - Lawyer23. October 2025

What employers must know about social security contributions in Norway

Foreign employers planning to send employees to work in Norway need to take several factors into consideration. One important factor that is crucial to be aware of is social ...
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Ragnhild Myren Stephansen - Associate Lawyer29. September 2025

Family reunification for foreign skilled workers in Norway

Many Norwegian companies struggle to find the right skills domestically and therefore recruit skilled workers from abroad. But what happens when one of your employees wants to ...
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Vlora Haxhimehmedi - Lawyer19. August 2025

Key compliance rules for employers relocating employees to Norway

In today’s globalized world, companies often need to send their employees abroad to carry out projects, gain new knowledge, or offer them a broader professional perspective. This ...
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Christian Lyngholm Fjeldsøe - Lawyer8. July 2025

Can I work in Norway with an EU residence permit?

Global mobility often involves navigating complex cross-border rules—especially when employees move between countries within the European Economic Area (EEA). Norway is not a ...
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Christian Lyngholm Fjeldsøe - Lawyer8. July 2025

Norwegian visa requirements for foreign employees

When relocating employees to work in Norway, it is crucial to ensure they meet all legal requirements for employment and residency. One of the most frequent questions is whether a ...
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Elin Andreassen - Associate Lawyer25. June 2025

Norway updates wage and working rules for offshore and shipping

After several years of political consideration, debate and international opposition, the Norwegian Parliament has now adopted what is described as a historic piece of legislation ...
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Erling Larsen - Lawyer4. June 2025

What is the Norwegian National Insurance Scheme?

When working in Norway, you and your employees might be required to contribute to the social security schemes. The Norwegian National Insurance Scheme (Folketrygden) is a ...
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Christian Lyngholm Fjeldsøe - Lawyer24. February 2025

What is a temporary residence permit?

Norwegian immigration law provides for both permanent and temporary residence permits. The terminology surrounding these permits can be complex and challenging to navigate. Terms ...
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