Skilled Worker Residence Permit

Yes. Skilled workers have the right to family reunification for spouses and children. Family members can apply at the same time as the main applicant.

Yes. After 3 years of continuous residence on a skilled worker permit, you are generally eligible for Permanent Residence, provided you meet language and social studies requirements.

The UDI thresholds are mandatory minimums for non-EU nationals. If the collective agreement for the role is higher than the UDI threshold, the higher amount applies.

If you find a new job that requires the same type of qualification, you can usually start working for the new employer immediately, but you must notify the UDI.

Not for the initial permit. However, some regulated professions (like healthcare) require Norwegian proficiency for licensing.