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Welcome to Oslo

Every year, international students, professionals and their families move to Oslo to start new chapters in their lives. This website will guide you to the information and resources needed for a smooth transition.

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Plan and prepare

Useful information for the early stages of relocation.

Life in Oslo

Public transportation, shopping, culture, and activities.

Children and families

Kindergarten, the school system and activities.

Find a home

Housing options, deposit, utilities, municipal services.

Find a job

Career advice, job listings and employee rights.

Norwegian society

Building blocks of society and culture.

Start a business

Resources for startup founders and entrepreneurs.

Health care and welfare

Medical and social services.

Learn Norwegian

Language courses and free resources.

Students

Help and advice for international students.

Leaving Oslo

What to do when permanently relocating from Oslo.

About welcome to Oslo

These pages aim to help skilled workers, international students and their families plan their relocation and make themselves at home in Oslo.

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