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Your residence in Norway must be lawful and in order to become a member of Norwegian National Insurance, you must intend to stay here for more than 12 months. If you have a strong tie to the country and will be here between 3 and 12 months, you can apply for voluntary membership.
If you reside in Norway for up to 12 months, you will not, as a general rule, become a member of Norwegian National Insurance. However, EEA-citizens are entitled to health services for their home country’s account. When you come from an EEA-country, you must bring your European Health Insurance Card with you to provide evidence of this entitlement.
If you are going to stay in Norway no less than 12 months, read more under membership of Norwegian National Insurance Scheme.
If you plan to stay in Norway for up to 12 months, you will not, as a general rule, become a member of Norwegian National Insurance and will not be entitled to benefits from Norway.
Citizens from Australia are entitled to health services. Students who will attend a school or study for up to 12 months and who have a residence permit, can apply for voluntary membership of Norwegian National Insurance. If you are going to stay in Norway for no less than 12 months, read more under membership of Norwegian National Insurance.
If you reside in Norway for up to 12 months, you will not, as a general rule, become a member of Norwegian National Insurance and will not be entitled to benefits from Norway. Students who are going to attend a school or study for up to 12 months and who have a residence permit, can apply for voluntary membership of the Norwegian National Insurance Scheme.
If you have some tie to the country and will stay in Norway for more than 3 months, you can apply for voluntary membership of the Norwegian National Insurance Scheme.
If you are going to stay in Norway no less than 12 months, read more under membership of the Norwegian National Insurance Scheme.
