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Norway student permit

If you wish to study in Norway and do not belong to the EU, you will require a Norway student permit to study here if the course has a duration of six months or more.

The country has over 70 public and private educational institutes offering a variety of courses. The duration of the various level of course in the country are:

Bachelor’s degree: 3 years
Master’s degree: 2 or 5 years
Doctorate: 3-year research-oriented education which may include 1 additional year for teaching

The universities here follow the Bologna system like other European nations.

Language requirement

While international students may enroll in courses taught in English, it is beneficial for them to learn Norwegian. This will assist them in communicating with the local community and becoming acquainted with the culture. They will be able to communicate in Swedish and Danish, which are closely related to Norwegian. Students may enroll in language courses offered by many universities.

A minimum level of English language proficiency is required. The test scores accepted by universities in Netherlands:

TOEFL
IELTS

Working while studying

Non-EU students are welcome to work here during their studies. During the program, a student can work 20 hours per week and full-time during summer breaks.

Student dependent permit

On a student dependent permit international students with a study permit may bring their dependents, such as their spouse and children.

Family members of students are eligible to apply for a job or residency permit if the student permit holder meets the government’s minimum income requirements.

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FAQ

Can my family join me on my study permit for Norway?

Your family – spouse, partner, and children – can come and live with you in Norway. If you are applying simultaneously, the decision on the application of the family members will be given at the same time.