Important News For Those Wishing To Travel To Norway
Norwegian authorities have updated the seasonal work visa system for foreigners moving to Norway for work, and the changes will into effect from 2025.
Officials say applicants will need to find a job in Norway and are advised to start the application process as soon as they see one.
It will be mandatory to ar, range accommodation, a certain income limit, health and insurance during their stay in Norway.
Work visa
According to a report by Schengen News, Norway’s seasonal work visa program, which allows thousands of foreign workers to come to Norway for work purposes, has new rules that will go into effect from the start of the new year.
According to the report, the new rules will eligibility, requirements, and types of jobs that are included in the scheme.
However, the program will apply to certain types of workers, and visa holders will have to spend at least 6 months outside Norway before reapplying.
The new rules and regulations will apply to these workers.
Not all categories of workers can apply, for this visa scheme, such as carpenters, painters and other such professions, but applicants who have roles related to seasonal demand, such as harvesting crops, planting trees, logging, tourism and construction, can apply under this scheme.
The report says that once it is clear who the candidate is who will be eligible for this visa, it will be necessary to follow certain rules and regulations.
In this regard, getting a job in an aanaNorwegian-registered company is the first step. After getting a job offer, the candidate must provide proof of their residence during their stay in Norway.
It is also mandatory to provide proof of the presence of financial resources that will meet the candidate’s needs during their stay.
In addition, it is mandatory to take out health insurance during their stay in Norway. The application process begins with submitting the required documents and a biometrics appointment through the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration or the nearest embassy.
Norwegian authorities warn that there may be delays due to the holiday rush, so applicants should keep in mind that their application may take longer to process.
Furthermore, candidates are advised to start their application as soon as possible, that is, prepare the documents immediately after getting a job.
It is very important to check all the necessary documents for your application to save time and avoid delays.
The Norwegian Ministry of Labor and Social Inclusion has already stated that 6,000 residence permits will be issued, while the number of workers will also be significant as their demand is increasing.
