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Living in Norway: Your Questions, Answered

If you’re a new or soon-to-be expat in Norway, you probably aren’t quite sure yet what it will be like. That’s why we gathered the answers to some key questions you may have about life in Norway. If you want to ask more specific questions — or even share your own tips — join ���ֳ��Ż�! You’ll be part of a community of new and experienced expats who love to help each other out.

What are the most common nationalities in Norway? As an expat in Norway, you'll meet people from many different cultures (especially if you're an ���ֳ��Ż� member!) The top nationalities in the ���ֳ��Ż� Communities in Norway currently are:

• British
• Americans
• Indians
• Germans

Which cities are most popular among expats in Norway? Some cities attract more expats than others. These are the cities with the largest expat communities in Norway:

• Oslo
• Bergen
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How much rent do expats pay in Norway? Your personal situation plays a role here. Single expats spend on average 1.125 USD on their accommodation per month, while expat families spend around 1.675 USD. And of course, rents can also vary greatly depending on the location and city within Norway.

To give you an idea of what to expect, here are some rent averages for the most popular cities in Norway.

Average rent in Oslo

• Single expats: 1.211 USD
• Expat families: 1.850 USD

Average rent in Bergen

• Single expats: 1.155 USD
• Expat families: 1.702 USD

Average rent in �հ��dz���ø

• Single expats: 995 USD
• Expat families: 1.645 USD

How safe is Norway? You may be wondering about safety. In general people perceive their personal safety situation in Norway as very safe. People rate the risk of falling victim to petty crime (such as pickpocketing or minor theft) as very low. They consider the chance of being the victim of violent crime (including mugging) very low. And, they rate confidence in the police force and related local authorities as very high.

How safe is Norway for women? Female expats rated the safety situation in Norway as very safe. This is based on the feedback of expat women living in Norway (rather than actual crime statistics). So obviously this can be highly subjective and depends on factors such as where people live.

Embark on Your Expat Life in Norway

Norway truly is a stunning country, with beautiful glaciers, awe-inspiring mountain passes and fairy-tale wooden churches nestled in snowy valleys. For the outdoor type it's an unparalleled country to explore — while the rest can just sit back, sip a warm beverage and enjoy the view. Not only does it have gorgeous scenery, Norway is also one of the fastest growing economies in the EU, and has a high standard of living. From burgeoning technology start-ups in the capital Oslo, to the big business of the oil industry in Stavanger on the southern peninsula, Norway is bursting with economic opportunity for any expat with the right skills and a will to s쳮d. With the right leg up, courtesy of ���ֳ��Ż� and our friendly community, you can have a head start in getting to know the local culture and settling in without all the hassle. Knowledge about the best schools in your neighborhood, unique job opportunities and social events; all this and more will be available at your fingertips.

���ֳ��Ż� is the largest global network for expatriates, with communities in 420 cities around the world. Meet fellow global minds in your city of residence or get to know local expatriates before you're moving or traveling abroad and never feel like a stranger. ���ֳ��Ż� makes it easy for you to stay in touch with your expat friends, both online and offline, so you can grow your network of friends and contacts from all over the world. Whether they live in Malaysia or Spain, ���ֳ��Ż� allows you to be close to them even if they are miles away.

Find New Friends Even before You Start Your Life in Norway

Norway is the perfect country for outdoor activities, with fishing, camping, hiking and other outdoor pursuits a regular fixture in Norwegian life. Through our busy and vibrant community you can easily find the right people with whom you can have a great time out in the wilderness. Or you can go and see an English movie, learn one of a wide range of languages spoken by our members or just relax and have a coffee and a bite to eat — it’s up to you, but you’ll find opportunities to do it all on ���ֳ��Ż�. Just check out our ���ֳ��Ż� Communities in Norway for a range of upcoming activities, from bike riding to Sunday brunches and more.