Notes

1. Documentation which shows that you have somewhere to live in Norway Hide explanation
This can be a house, apartment, a room in a shared flat or similar. If you are renting, you must hand in a written rental contract which is approved by the house owner, manager or housing co-operative. If you do not yet know where you are going to rent, you can instead write an explanation on a separate sheet regarding where you are planning to live and how you will organise this.
It is reccomended (but not required) that the apartment number (dwelling number) is stated on the contract if you are renting an apartement. This number consists of an H and four digits, for example H0101.

2. Documentation which shows that the pay you have been offered meets the requirements Hide explanation
If you are going to work in an industry in which a collective agreement applies, you must hand in a copy of the first page of the agreement and a copy of the page showing the pay rates, where the employer has marked the pay rate you have been offered.
If you are going to work in an industry in which no collective agreement applies, you must hand in documentation which shows that the pay you have been offered is not poorer than is normal for someone in your occupation in the place you are going to work, for example wage statistics from a trade association.
If the position requires a master's degree and the pay you have been offered by your employer is at least NOK 428 200 per year pre-tax or the position requires a bachelor's degree and the pay you have been offered by your employer is at least NOK 397 100 per year pre-tax you do not have to hand in any documentation.