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School transport - application

Fitjar kommune

Kindergarten - application for reduced parental payment/20 hours free daycare

Lier kommune

Application to attend municipal school of the arts

Siljan municipality

Deceased 1951-2014

National Archives of Norway

The souece  «Døde 1951-2014» is a nearly complete list of persons settled in Norway who died during this period. 

Test results covid-19

Norsk helsenett SF

If you have been tested for COVID-19 (corona virus), you will find the results of the tests on Helsenorge.no. 

Passports and ID cards

National Police Directorate

You must be a Norwegian citizen to get a Norwegian passport or ID card. You must book an appointment online before appearing at the passport and ID office.

The Smittestopp app

Norwegian Institute of Public Health

Smittestopp is an app from the Norwegian Institute of Public Health ("Folkehelsesinstituttet (FHI)" in Norwegian). The app is intended to help prevent coronavirus from spreading among the population and is completely voluntary to use. You must be 16 or older to use the app.

Dependents' pension - KLP

Kommunal Landspensjonskasse (KLP)

Find information about dependents' pension (survivor's pension, widow's pension, widower's pension) from KLP. (In Norwegian only)

Dependents' pension - OPF

Oslo kommune

Find information about dependents' pension (survivor's pension, widow's pension, widower's pension) from Oslo Pensjonsforsikring (OPF). (In Norwegian only)

Marriage abroad

Norwegian Tax Administration

If you’re getting married abroad, the marriage can be entered into in accordance with either foreign law or Norwegian law. Before you can get married, whether in accordance with Norwegian or foreign law, the Tax Administration must check that you/the one of you who is/has been resident in Norway, fulfils the conditions for entering into marriage.

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