As a Bangladeshi citizen seeking to work in Norway, you are required to obtain a residence permit for work purposes. The process involves several key steps:

  1. Determine the Appropriate Residence Permit: The type of permit you need depends on your qualifications and the nature of the job in Norway. Common categories include skilled workers, seasonal workers, and self-employed individuals.

     

  2. Gather Necessary Documentation: Prepare the following documents:

    Valid Passport: Ensure your passport is valid for at least three months beyond your intended stay.Completed Application Form: Fill out the form accurately and sign it.
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    Passport-sized Photograph: One recent color photo with a light background, sized 3.5 x 4.5 cm.
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    Proof of Accommodation in Norway: Documentation showing where you will reside during your stay.Employment Offer: A formal job offer or contract from your Norwegian employer detailing your position, salary, and working conditions.Proof of Qualifications: Certificates or diplomas verifying your education and professional experience relevant to the job.

  3. Online Registration and Fee Payment:

    Register your application online through the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) portal.Pay the applicable application fee during the registration process.

  4. Submit Your Application:

    In Bangladesh, applications are submitted at VFS Global application centers.Present your original passport for verification; it will be returned after identity confirmation.Provide copies of your passport's bio-data page and any used pages.Submit the completed and signed application form, checklist, and all required documents as per the checklist.
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  5. Processing Time: The processing duration varies; consult the UDI website for current estimates. It's advisable to apply well in advance of your intended travel date.

  6. After Approval:

    Upon approval, a visa sticker will be placed in your passport, allowing travel to Norway.After arrival, schedule an appointment with the local police to obtain a residence card, typically within the first seven days.

For detailed information and to access application forms, visit the UDI's official website.

 

Ensure all documents are accurate and complete to facilitate a smooth application process.