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EuroBrits Norway

The AIRE Centre is here to help UK nationals who moved to Norway before 1 January 2021 secure their residence status now that the UK has left the EU. The application portal is now open for the new residence permits under the Brexit regulations on the UDI website. If you require assistance with this process, contact us at [email protected]. 



Information Sheets

We are producing a series of information sheets designed to provide practical information to UK nationals seeking to secure their residence in Norway. We want these sheets to be as helpful as possible and want to know if they have supported you in obtaining a residence permit or if they have assisted you to help someone else do so. Please help us to improve our service by giving us feedback on these resources HERE.

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UK nationals' right to reside in Norway now that the UK has left the EU

What does the EFTA Separation Agreement mean for UK nationals in Norway?

How can UK nationals in Norway secure their residence status now the UK has left the EU?

How can the family members of UK nationals in Norway secure their residence now that the UK has left the EU?

UK student's right to reside in Norway now that the UK has left the EU

How does the residence status of UK nationals affect their rights to healthcare in Norway during the Coronavirus pandemic?

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Living in Norway - GOV.UK

How will Brexit affect British citizens living in Norway? - regjeringen.no

Information about Brexit - Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI)

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Published: 20th April, 2020

Updated: 25th January, 2021

Author: Niamh Grahame

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