Book an appointment with the police or the Tax Administration at SUA

You must fill out an application on udi.no and book an appointment with the police to submit your passport, proof of your family relations, and proof that the EU/EEA citizen has a right to live in Norway under the EU/EEA regulations.

If the application is granted, you'll receive a residence card confirming that you have the right to stay in Norway. You'll receive your residence card in the post, usually within a few weeks.

If you're also going to apply for a tax deduction card or report a move, you'll be sent to the Tax Administration's desk while you're at SUA. You do not have to book a separate appointment.

You must bring:

• a passport
• the completed form Notification of a move to Norway (skatteetaten.no)
• supporting documents showing that you have a right of residence in Norway for at least six months, for example, a residence card from the police. If you do not yet have a residence card or if the residence card is older than six months, you must bring supporting documents showing that you're a family member of the EU/EEA citizen. You must also bring supporting documents showing that your family member is exercising their EU/EEA rights. See what you can bring as proof of family ties (udi.no).
• supporting documents showing that you’re going to stay in Norway for at least six months, such as a house purchase contract or rental agreement. If your supporting documents are older than three months, you should also bring a confirmation showing they’re still valid.

You must fill out an application on udi.no and book an appointment with the police to submit the necessary documents.

If the application is granted, you'll receive a residence card confirming that you have the right to stay in Norway. You'll receive your residence card in the post, usually within a few weeks.

If you're also going to apply for a tax deduction card or report a move, you'll be sent to the Tax Administration's desk while you're at SUA. You do not have to book a separate appointment.

You must bring:

• a passport
• the completed form Notification of a move to Norway (skatteetaten.no)
• supporting documents showing that you have a right of residence in Norway for at least six months. This could, for example, be a residence card from the police. If you do not have a residence card yet, or if your residence card is older than six months, you must bring supporting documents showing that you have a right of residence in the country in which the EU/EEA company you work for is established. You must also bring the employment contract you have with the EU/EEA company and supporting documents regarding your assignment in Norway.
• supporting documents showing that you'll be living in Norway for at least six months. This could, for example, be a contract for the purchase or rental of a property. If your supporting documents are older than three months, you should also bring a confirmation showing they’re still valid.