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

To get a registration certificate, you must register and book an appointment with the police.

If necessary, you'll be able to go straight to the Tax Administration counter after your appointment with the police. You do not have to book a separate appointment with the Tax Administration.

Unfortunately, some SUA offices have long waiting times for appointments for EEA registrations. If you’re an EU/EEA citizen, you’ll still have lawful residence in Norway beyond three months if you exercise your EEA rights. This applies, for example, if you have a job in Norway. You can book an appointment with the Tax Administration to apply for a tax deduction card or to report a move to Norway even if you have not received a registration certificate yet.

You must bring

• a passport or national ID card
• the filled out form RF-1209 Application for tax deduction card for foreign citizens. If your employer has applied for you, you do not need to fill in this form.
• an employment contract or written offer of employment
  • if you work for an EU/EEA company and have been posted to Norway, you must also bring an assignment contract

You must bring

• a passport or national ID card

You must bring

• a passport or national ID card
• the filled out form RF-1401 Report a move to Norway from abroad
• documentation showing that you have a right of residence in Norway for at least 6 months, for example a registration certificate from the police. If you do not have a registration certificate yet, or if your registration certificate is older than 30 days, you must bring documentation showing that you have a right of residence in Norway. See what you can use as documentation to show right of residence in UDI’s checklists.
• documentation showing that you’re going to stay in Norway for at least 6 months, for example
  • a house purchase contract or rental agreement
  • an employment contract
  • a confirmation of assignment from a staffing agency
  • a confirmation that you’re a student

  If your documentation is older than 3 months, you should also bring a confirmation showing that it's still valid.