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Immigration agencies in 挪威

Vetted agencies, lawyers, and digital platforms for work permits in 挪威.

Digital platforms

Tech-first platforms and tools that digitise the visa process for 挪威

www.jobbatical.com/countries-we-relocate-to/norway

AI-enabled immigration and relocation SaaS platform covering Norwegian UDI work permits, family permits, and settling-in coordination. HR teams get real-time case tracking, automated renewal alerts ahead of UDI deadlines, and HRIS integrations with Workday, BambooHR, and Greenhouse.

Why we list this agency: Tallinn-based immigration tech company with €11.6 million raised (September 2022). Maintains a dedicated Norway country page on jobbatical.com and publishes Norway employer permit guides updated through 2025–2026. Clients include N26, Pipedrive, and Personio. Rated 4.5+ on G2 with verified employer reviews.

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gonomadic.com

Short-term business travel compliance platform launched in Norway in September 2025. Delivers instant immigration assessments from a 170+ country database, manages Posted Worker Notifications, A1 Certificates, and business visa compliance for employees on short-term trips to Norway.

Why we list this agency: Fragomen expanded Nomadic to Denmark, Sweden, and Norway on 10 September 2025 (fragomen.com press release), citing the Nordic region's high volume of intra-European project work and short-term cross-border assignments. Fragomen is ranked Band 1 in Chambers Global immigration continuously since 2006.

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www.deel.com/hr-services/employee-immigration

Global HR platform with managed immigration support for Norway, offering 48-hour UDI eligibility assessments, in-app case tracking, document collection, and mobility specialists who handle the full permit process for employers hiring non-EU talent into Norway.

Why we list this agency: Deel publishes a dedicated Norway work permit guide on deel.com/blog (updated 2026 edition) and explicitly lists Norway in its immigration service coverage. Deel's in-house mobility team handles the entire Norwegian visa process from eligibility check to permit decision. Widely used by tech companies as a combined EOR and immigration solution for Norway.

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withelva.com

Nordic startup that digitises the entire international hire journey — work permits, appointment booking, housing coordination, local registrations, and bank setup — in one platform. Serves fast-growing European tech companies moving talent to Norway and other Nordic markets.

Why we list this agency: Founded by a Helsinki-based team and raised €1.3 million pre-seed from Lifeline Ventures (backers of Oura, Supercell, Wolt) with Slack co-founder Cal Henderson as angel investor. Coverage confirmed for Nordic markets. Reported by urbangeekz.com (March 2026) and pääomasijoittajat.fi (Finnish VC association).

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remote.com/blog/relocation/work-permits-visas-norway

Global EOR and HR platform that includes managed immigration support for Norwegian UDI permit applications. Remote's Mobility team handles the full visa process from work eligibility checks to documentation filing, and publishes a detailed Norway employer guide updated through 2025–2026.

Why we list this agency: Remote's Norway immigration blog explicitly states that Remote's Mobility team can handle the whole visa process for Norway. The platform integrates EOR, payroll, and immigration, making it a single-vendor solution. Published Norway employer guide covers the UDI skilled-worker route, seasonal permits, and salary requirements.

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www.topia.com

Enterprise global mobility SaaS platform covering immigration tracking, tax compliance, cost modelling, and destination guides for Norway. Topia Go includes Oslo as a covered city; the move management suite flags UDI immigration, tax, and labour law issues before they become problems.

Why we list this agency: Topia lists Norway in its Topia Go Cities coverage. Used by Global 2000 enterprises managing Nordic assignment programmes. Topia partnered with Jobbatical for immigration delivery (press release on jobbatical.com). In 2025 Topia launched Horizon, an agentic AI platform for global mobility with real-time compliance intelligence including Norway.

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For individuals

Services that help individuals through the immigration process in 挪威

selfservice.udi.no

Official UDI application portal where individual applicants register permit applications, pay fees, upload supporting documents, track case status, and book biometric appointments — the mandatory first step for all work routes.

Why we list this agency: Operated directly by the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI), the government authority responsible for all residence and work permit decisions in Norway. Using this portal is required by law for the standard application submission process.

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www.workinnorway.no/en

Government-run online guide and wizard for individuals who want to work in Norway, covering job hunting, work-life information, permit routes, and links to the relevant official portals for each step.

Why we list this agency: A formal collaboration between five Norwegian government bodies: the Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV), the Norwegian Tax Administration, UDI, the Labour Inspection Authority, and the Police. Endorsed as the primary orientation resource for foreign job seekers by all five agencies.

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braekhus.no/en

Oslo law firm with a dedicated global mobility and immigration team covering skilled worker permits, self-employment routes, family reunification, and work permit compliance for both individual applicants and companies.

Why we list this agency: Recognised as a leading firm in Legal 500 EMEA and ranked in Chambers Europe 2025. Immigration and tax specialist Ann Michelle Larsen leads the individual immigration practice. The firm is a member of Meritas, an international network of independent law firms, and is recommended in World Tax and ICLG guides.

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www.littler.com/locations/norway

Norway's largest employment law boutique. Advises individual employees and employers on inbound work immigration, skilled worker permits, posting of workers, and cross-border employment arrangements through a dedicated international employment law team.

Why we list this agency: Ranked Band 3 in Employment, Norway in Chambers Europe 2025 and Tier 3 in Employment, Norway in Legal 500 EMEA. Named one of Norway's top two employment law firms in the Finansavisen and Kapital Annual Lawyer Survey in 2021, 2022, and 2023. Part of Littler, the world's largest employment and labour law firm.

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www.fragomen.com/services/practices/private-client-services

Dedicated private client practice within Fragomen helping high-net-worth individuals, their families, and their advisors navigate Norwegian and international residence permits, citizenship, and long-term immigration strategy.

Why we list this agency: Fragomen is ranked Band 1 in Immigration: High Net Worth Individuals in Chambers High Net Worth 2025 — the only firm at that level. Also ranked Band 1 for Immigration: Business and Global Multi-Jurisdictional immigration in Chambers Global 2026, a position held every year since 2022 and 2006 respectively.

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reinholdt.no/immigration-lawyer-norway

Oslo law firm specialising in Norwegian immigration law, assisting individual applicants with skilled worker permits, self-employment routes, business setup in Norway, and appeals before UDI and the Immigration Appeals Board.

Why we list this agency: Member of the Norwegian Bar Association and exclusive Norwegian member for immigration law of IR Global, an international network of independent specialist law firms. Contributing author to the ICLG Corporate Immigration Guide for Norway 2024. Client testimonials highlight deep labour-law expertise and a thorough, realistic case strategy.

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www.lawyernorway.no/services/employment-and-immigration-law

Oslo-based law firm guiding individual applicants and businesses through Norwegian work and residence permits, skilled worker applications, self-employment routes, family reunification, and employment contract compliance.

Why we list this agency: Offers a free 30-minute consultation and publishes detailed guides on Norwegian immigration routes used regularly by the expat community. Referenced in the Lawzana directory of top immigration lawyers in Norway 2026 and cited across Norwegian expat forums for accessible, English-language explanations of UDI permit processes.

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www.elden.no/en/disciplines/immigration-law

One of Norway's largest litigation firms — established 1963, nearly 150 professionals — with a dedicated immigration law team handling residence permits, skilled worker cases, asylum, deportation, and citizenship for individual applicants across all Norwegian regions.

Why we list this agency: Listed in Lawzana's top immigration lawyers in Norway 2026 and Advokatguiden's top 10 immigration lawyers in Oslo. Immigration lawyers at the firm hold verified 5.0 scores on Advokatguiden from client reviews. Elden's scale and litigation experience makes it suitable for individual applicants facing complex or contested UDI decisions.

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braekhus.no/en

Oslo law firm with a dedicated global mobility and immigration team advising individual applicants on skilled worker permits, self-employment routes, family reunification, work permit compliance, and cross-border employment arrangements.

Why we list this agency: Recognised in Legal 500 EMEA and ranked in Chambers Europe 2025. Ann Michelle Larsen leads the individual immigration practice. Member of Meritas, an international network of independent law firms covering 170+ locations worldwide. Recommended in World Tax and ICLG guides for Norway.

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www.littler.com/locations/norway

Norway's largest specialist employment law firm, advising individual employees and inbound workers on work immigration, skilled worker permits, posting of workers, and cross-border employment arrangements through an internationally connected team.

Why we list this agency: Ranked Band 3 in Employment, Norway in Chambers Europe 2025 and Tier 3 in Legal 500 EMEA Norway Employment. Clients note 'unique international competence.' Part of Littler, the world's largest employment and labour law firm. Practice head Ole Kristian Olsby is recognised for active international employment matters.

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For employers

Corporate immigration services to bring international talent to 挪威

www.fragomen.com/countries/norway.html

Global immigration law firm with a dedicated Norway service covering skilled worker and service-provider residence permits, business visitor guidance, group employer filings, and citizenship consultation, coordinated from their Frankfurt RCC.

Why we list this agency: Ranked Band 1 for Immigration: Business in Chambers Global 2026, a position held every year since 2006, and Band 1 for Immigration: Global Multi-Jurisdictional in Chambers Global 2026, held every year since 2022. The only firm at Band 1 in both global immigration categories simultaneously.

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www.deloitte.com/no/no/services/tax/services/global-employer-services-immigration.html

One of Norway's largest law firms, self-described as the top provider of immigration solutions in Norway. Its Global Employer Services team handles permit applications, business traveller compliance, permit tracking technology, and strategic advisory for employers managing international workforces.

Why we list this agency: Ranked in Legal 500 EMEA for Employment, Norway, with noted strength in international employment work. Recognised by International Tax Review as Tax Firm of the Year, Norway. The GES immigration team operates within Deloitte's worldwide Global Employer Services network, providing coordinated multi-jurisdiction support.

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kpmg.com/no/en/home/services/tax/global-mobility-services.html

Oslo-based law firm of over 160 legal professionals offering employer-focused global mobility services including immigration compliance, work and residence permit management, social security planning, and business traveller risk assessment for companies with internationally mobile staff.

Why we list this agency: Ranked in Chambers Europe 2025 and Legal 500 EMEA. Head of Global Mobility Services Cathrine Bjerke Dalheim has over 19 years of cross-border employment experience. Connected to KPMG's global immigration network spanning more than 100 jurisdictions, with over 5,000 global mobility professionals worldwide.

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expatrelocation.no

Oslo-based relocation company operating since 1998, assisting employers with Norwegian work and residence permits, offshore work permits, group UDI filings, business visas, and document legalisation across all stages of the permit process.

Why we list this agency: Holder of the EuRA Global Quality Seal since March 2012 — the relocation industry's foremost ISO 9001-based quality management certification. Member of the UDI Directorate of Immigration Brukerråd (User Council) since 2005, providing ongoing regulatory input to UDI on behalf of corporate clients. Verified EuRA Full Member listed in the EuRA member directory.

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pytheas.no

Norwegian relocation company founded in 2013, covering Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, Trondheim, and other major cities. Handles skilled worker visa applications, UDI residence permits, EEA registrations, family reunification, and post-arrival settling-in for internationally assigned employees.

Why we list this agency: Confirmed full member of EuRA (European Relocation Association), holding the EuRA Full Member badge and committed to EuRA's code of conduct and quality accreditation framework. Described by EuRA as one of Norway's leading relocation companies. Accredited through the EuRA Global Quality Seal programme.

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www.ecovis.no/services/global-mobility

Oslo-based accounting, tax, and legal firm offering employers a one-stop immigration and global mobility service covering UDI work permit applications, EEA registrations, employer-of-record arrangements, fast-track police pre-registration, and payroll compliance for inbound non-EU talent.

Why we list this agency: Part of the international Ecovis network (over 900 offices, 80+ countries). Operates a dedicated Global Mobility and Relocation Department with pre-registration capability at UDI to reduce unnecessary correspondence and speed up processing. Published detailed Norwegian work permit guides used by corporate HR teams navigating UDI employer obligations.

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www.onboardnorway.com

Trondheim-based relocation and immigration company providing employers with UDI permit applications, housing, onboarding, and settling-in services for internationally assigned employees across all major Norwegian cities.

Why we list this agency: Verified EuRA Full Member listed at eura-relocation.com/members/onboard-norway. Serves corporate clients relocating staff to Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, Trondheim, and other centres. Described by EuRA as committed to the relocation industry's code of conduct and quality standards, with a focus on seamless employer-managed employee transitions.

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kpmg.com/no/en/home/services/tax/global-mobility-services.html

Oslo law firm of over 160 legal professionals providing employer-focused immigration compliance, work and residence permit management, social security planning, and business traveller risk assessment for companies with internationally mobile staff in Norway.

Why we list this agency: Ranked in Chambers Europe 2025 and Legal 500 EMEA. Head of Global Mobility Services Cathrine Bjerke Dalheim has over 19 years of cross-border employment experience. Part of KPMG's global immigration network spanning over 100 jurisdictions with 5,000+ global mobility professionals worldwide.

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littler.no/en/areas-of-practice/item/international-employment-law

Norway's largest employment law boutique, advising employers on inbound work immigration, skilled worker permit sponsorship, ICT and posted-worker compliance, and Norwegian labour law requirements for internationally mobile employees.

Why we list this agency: Ranked Band 3 in Employment, Norway in Chambers Europe 2025 and Tier 3 in Employment Norway in Legal 500 EMEA. Clients note 'unique international competence' in international employment matters. Part of Littler, the world's largest employment and labour law firm, enabling coordinated multi-jurisdiction employer-immigration advice.

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nlsnorwayrelocation.no

Norwegian relocation and immigration firm founded by experienced expatriates, providing employers with end-to-end UDI permit management, family reunification filings, and settling-in services for international hires across Norway.

Why we list this agency: HR manager testimonials on the NLS website credit the firm with comprehensive corporate packages that reduce administrative burden and allow new international hires to arrive settled and work-ready. Publishes detailed Norwegian employer work permit guides covering UDI eligibility, salary benchmarks, and the 2025 application process, cited in expat community forums.

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