Family means everything. Norway supports reunification through clear immigration pathways, allowing spouses, partners, and children to join loved ones. Pytheas provides expert guidance for smooth family immigration to Norway.
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Family immigration in Norway allows close relatives of Norwegian citizens, permanent residents, or skilled workers to join them. Eligible applicants include:
Benefits:
Secure legal residence
Permission to work and study in Norway
The right to live together with loved ones
This process is often referred to as family sponsorship in Norway, and it ensures unity, stability, and equal opportunities for families who choose to build a life in Norway.
A family immigration permit is the main residence permit granted to eligible family members.
Eligibility & Requirements:
Proof of genuine relationship (marriage certificate, cohabitation documents, or engagement evidence)
Financial ability of the sponsor to support the family (income threshold set by UDI)
Adequate housing in Norway
Valid passports and supporting documents
Application Documents Checklist:
Completed UDI application form
Passport copies
Marriage or cohabitation certificates
Proof of income and housing contracts
Photos and biometric data
Processing Time:
Applications may take several months. Missing documents or errors often cause delays. Professional guidance ensures a faster, stress-free process.
If you are engaged to a Norwegian citizen or resident, you can apply for a family reunification permit on the basis that you are getting married.
Key Points:
Must marry within the time granted (usually 6 months).
Requires proof of engagement and marriage plans.
Sponsor must meet financial and housing requirements.
Once married, the fiancé visa transitions into a family immigration permit, allowing long-term residence and stability in Norway.
processing can range from a few months to over a year depending on your case and UDI workload.
Typically passports, marriage/birth certificates, income proof, and housing documentation.
Yes, through the fiancé visa, provided you marry within the allowed timeframe.
The requirement changes yearly. On average, the sponsor must earn enough to cover basic living expenses without government assistance.
You may appeal the decision or reapply with corrected documents. Professional guidance often improves the outcome.
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