As a Norwegian i would say the worst thing about Norwsy is definitely the dstkness. The cold can be handled by warm, cosy houses, but the darkness thrpugh the winter (sun goingvdown at 4/16 a d getting up late) is depressing and claustrophobic
Hello there! As a Norwegian, your perspective on the darkness during the winter months in Norway is valuable. The long nights and short daylight hours can indeed be challenging for many people.
I just arrived back in Canada from a 2-week vacation to Norway (Tromso, Bergen, Stavanger and Oshlo). MY GOD! Norway must be the MOST EXPENSIVE country in Europe. NOK is weaker than CAD but I still felt the pinch.
Hey there! Welcome back from your trip to Norway! It sounds like you had quite an adventure exploring Tromso, Bergen, Stavanger, and Oslo. Norway is indeed known for its high cost of living, and many travelers find it to be one of the most expensive countries in Europe. Even with the Norwegian Krone being weaker than the Canadian Dollar, it can still be quite pricey. But don't let the expenses dampen your experience! Norway offers stunning natural beauty, vibrant cities, and a unique cultural heritage that make it well worth the visit. Sometimes, the memories we create during our travels outweigh the financial aspects. Did you manage to see the Northern Lights in Tromso during this time of the year? And were you able to explore the charming streets of Bergen and Stavanger? I hope you had an incredible time despite the costs, and I'm sure you have some amazing stories to share!
@@NamastefromNorway Thank you for your response (I am thanking you because it was a pleasant surprise to see your reply. Usually RUclipsrs, especially Indian RUclipsrs have pathetic communication skills. Jawaab hi nahin dete. 😅). I think Northern Lights are in winter months. I had gone to Tromso (which is in the Arctic Circle) to see the Midnight Sun. It was an amazing experience. Zindagi mein pehle kabhi 2:00 am ~ 3:00 am ko sunlight nahin dekha tha. Waapas zaroor jaaoonga Tromso to see the Northern Lights and experience the 24-hour night time. Vaise Canada mein bhi nature bahot beautiful hai and yahaan ke Northern Lights (called Aurora Borealis) are world famous. Norway is, in no way, less than Canada when it comes to natural beauty and the people are equally nice. Customer service is incredible, a little less cleaner than Canada, Finland and Sweden but a lot costlier than Canada. Bergen, Stavanger and "Ohslo" are so beautiful. Yes, I have incredible memories of your beautiful country and I invite you to see the explosion of a million colors in the Canadian Fall season and the majestic Niagara Falls. The population of Toronto is almost equal to to the population of entire Norway (but consider this: the population of Tokyo is almost equivalent to the total population of Canada).
Hello again Doctor Saahab. Canada is the second biggest country in the world, with 6 time zones, an area of 10 Million Square Kilometres, bordering 3 oceans with the longest coastline in the world, and also the longest unprotected border with the US. Zaraa sochiye, itni badi country mein kitni natural beauty hogi. Just type Canada Natural Beauty and you will be able to see thousands of photos/videos of Canadian natural beauty.
I ve observed that u are somehow fed up of Norway n want to move out. Norway is a dreamland. I came here with zero kroner in my pocket. Learnt d language n working as dr. I dont read price tags to buy what i want. Allhamdulillah
Norway IS an expensive country for sure, but as long as you stay out of touristy areas, you can find gems that are NOT so expensive. As a poor Norwegian, I know this and advise most traveller's to do this. Personally, what I hate most about Norway is..... Hmmm... Pricey electricity. I actually don't mind the darkness and cold so much, because u just need proper clothes for the winter, and the darkness can be Cozy in a land light Norway because we decorate with so many lights. 😂 I think what ruins Norway most to most people are the long and cold winters though. But again. It depends where in Norway you are. Where I am located, we rarely get snow. In fact, last winter was surprisingly mild. Never below 0
The nordics are one of the best counties to have a family. To earn money as a single person probably go to Switzerland or Luxembourg or Ireland or Singapore. You can earn a lot of money in the nordics too.
This is such a real video, these are the reasons I wouldn't have a family in Norway, but due to being egalitære society it's possible to connect with people in positions who you couldn't before. I sometimes feel like an outcast, but it's fine. Onwards and Upwards
You think right. On the other hand, I assume that you do not seek out Norwegians but relate to what you have with you - to another culture. Then things go wrong. Having the family in Norway would ensure that the children receive a Norwegian education and can teach their parents the language. It is also ridiculous that immigrants who have lived in Norway for many years have to pick up a spouse in the same country they came from - Why?? A new illiterate? There are plenty to choose from here, even from the same country you came from.
@@h3ll04i Yes - there are many Asians who have been adopted to Norway by Norwegian parents. They have no problems marrying Norwegian girls. Why wouldn't it go well? Love is not something you buy - it is something you get when you meet the person you feel is right for you. It lies in the heart, not in the wallet or in family relationships.
Hello Arun Kumar! I appreciate your support and enthusiasm. Both Denmark and Norway are wonderful countries with their own unique qualities, so choosing between them ultimately depends on your personal preferences and priorities.
Hello sir I want to gather information about health care worker over Norway, could you please add about their salaries, accommodations and language etc ?
I would not say Norwegians are less ambisious, but ambisious in different ways. Like working harder outside family hours, gaining higher educations and so on.
Weather is different in north Norway and south Norway. We are living in south Norway and here weather is comparatively good. Our friends visited us from Germany, UK etc and they always praise the weather, bcoz in their country mostly there is cloudy, windy etc. Personally we like work life balance here and compare to other countries we found Norway on top. 😊
Hello Bhai, this is Raju Singh, last point Norway ki life ko barbad karne wala ha, or August se ye log schools and kindergarten me ek subject ki tarah apply karega. Ane wale salo main kuch naye laws ye lane wale he jo situation ko Baad se badtar kar de ge hamari Jaise logo k liye. Idhar se niklna Best rahega.
Are you REALLY happy/content after spending many years in Norway ❓This point ☝️should also have been added in this video to give more insight to viewers 🙏
Hello Anuj! The level of happiness and contentment in any country can vary from person to person based on their individual experiences and circumstances. While I can't speak for everyone who has spent many years in Norway, I can say that Norway is generally considered a great place to live by many people. Norway consistently ranks highly in various global happiness and quality of life indexes. The country is known for its strong social welfare system, high standard of living, excellent healthcare, and educational opportunities. It also offers beautiful natural landscapes and a strong sense of safety and security. That being said, personal happiness and contentment are subjective and can depend on various factors such as individual expectations, social connections, personal goals, and cultural adjustment. It's important to consider that everyone's experience may be different.
about health care i will say it might be different from your country but they do everything according to the guidelines. and patient or user has right to participate they cannot just write you a medicine straight away without discussing it with you
I feel like You're exaggerating. Is it that different from Denmark? Danes too often exaggerate stuff which I find untrue upon exploring and experiencing. 😅
Hi sir .i am indian but now a days i am working in poland i have temporary resident card of poland and i am applying for a job in norway and i have all necessary documents like work permit home contract.i have a question that can i work in norway with this documents legally or visa is mentitory please reply me i am waiting thank you sir
To legally work in Norway, it's typically required to have a valid work permit or visa. As an Indian citizen working in Poland with a temporary resident card, it's important to note that your residency status in Poland may not automatically grant you the right to work in Norway. It's advisable to check the specific immigration regulations and requirements of Norway's government (Udi.no) or consult with an immigration lawyer to obtain accurate and up-to-date information regarding your situation. They will be able to guide you through the process and provide you with the necessary steps to legally work in Norway. Good luck with your job application and future endeavors in Norway!
I do not understand some of your arguments. What is wrong with ‘work life balance’ ? Why would one want to work all the time ? Why should anyone want to mistreat your child ? It is not permitted in any western country , including USA , Canada , Australia . Child protection services will take your mistreated child away everywhere . It is cold bitterly in Canada and many parts of USA too . Norway is a country where all your wants are taken care of ‘cradle to grave’ system for people living there . People do not need to save for old age , sickness . In USA your medical insurance is linked to your job a lot of times . Medical insurance premium could be high and you pay out of your salary . If you do not have a job you do not have medical insurance in USA . If you are sick and unemployed, you are bankrupt. Not in Norway . You do not need to save Why wouldn’t you want to learn a new language . Most Indians know three languages, their own , Hindi and English . One more language is ‘easy peasy’ . LGBTQ education is there in all western countries and you have to live with it . All false arguments .
Very special way of presenting Norway and especially if you put religion written by humans before history and scientific biology. Homosexuality and other biological knowledge are part of human nature (from early Iron age ) - something religion is not. 87% of Norwegians and more than 70% of Europeans are not religious - The same probably applies in India and China where most are humanists. China is actually the country in the world with the most humanists and that is probably why it is doing very well. People do not get special advantages because they think they are better than others. When you talk about prices and taxes, perhaps you should take into account that your taxes also include retirement savings and that rent and rental expenses for housing in Norway are certainly not particularly expensive if you compare income to expenses. If you have children, you get tax relief and grants. If you think that you can rent a property in another capital in Europe cheaper than in Norway, you are wrong. Electricity costs, doctor/hospital insurance and school tuition are also significantly more expensive than in Norway - so overall you will benefit very much from living in Norway - financially. I work in a workplace with 37 different nations and no one can tell me or have any desire to move back to the country they come from - maybe some in the winter - because cold can be a problem - but we can buy clothes.
Also in India most people are religious and in China the state doesn't allow any practice of religion, tibet and Xinjiang are some examples. I mean rent as a % of income I feel Norwegian wages are quite nice and people over complain about the matter and real estate is also not that expensive if you're a double income family with no kids. The one thing I don't like is thaf my worldwide income is taxed, even if I'm a tax resident or not a permanent resident.
@@UATHD That they are religious in India as we are religious in Europe is something completely different from practice. 90% of Europeans are registered in a religious community - but you don't practice the religion and you don't read about it like in India. India and Europe are quite similar - you see something as culture - not religion. Most people celebrate Christmas - but it's for Santa Claus and the children. There is no double taxation in Norway - but it may be important to see if Norway has tax agreements with other countries outside the EU - which is quite common. Norway and the USA have a tax treaty and what you pay to one country goes to tax deductions in the other - because - otherwise you could live without adding anything and leave the country's expenses to everyone else - which is not very supportive. I can actually understand that China forbids certain religions to flourish. It is impossible to run a country where groups of people think they are special and want everyone else to adapt their lives for them. Religion is something that belongs to the heart and should not affect others - it can only be fantasies and fairy tales - because religions are written by people for people and have little relevance in 2023. State management with religion as a guide has historically always been very, very wrong
If you don't like norway,then why are you living here,all your video sharing only negative thoughts about norway , Do you think india is the best country in the world...
it's just a RUclipsrs being RUclipsr my friend. learn the art of marketing so you too can have 100k subscribers and build a descent following where your opinion start to matter, either in terms of people who listens to you or that you can make ad money off.
People do not move from Norway - but to Norway. 2022 is the year with the highest immigration ever. If someone moves from Norway because we have a difficult child protection system, then they probably make some mistakes - the ones you read about - but the truth is that the 10,000 where they do a good job - do not appear in the newspaper. Child protection primarily follows human rights and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, but everyone can make mistakes. A few tens of rich people have moved to Switzerland because they receive personal tax which is unreasonable - but their companies remain in Norway because the country takes good care of the companies and has an average tax like in the EU.
Thank you for sharing your insights, as they contribute to a broader understanding of these topics. Remember, it's always valuable to consider multiple viewpoints and continue to explore the diverse experiences and opinions surrounding immigration, child protection systems, and tax policies.😀
@@GuruChandal You just have to believe that. Your opinion means nothing anyway. I'm sorry, but I don't think you have any competence to describe Norway, have any idea about the possibilities or know what or who G Soros is or what he stands for. I think you get your information from conspiracy theories and get swallowed up by them.
@@GuruChandal Great that you are who you are. I am not a supporter of or have any hatred towards rich people at all, but I have registered the unfathomable conspiracy theories behind all these who have accumulated a rich doc throughout the ages. It probably started in the 1930s with Fairchild bank - and the same continues today 90 years later - although it has no relevance to today's situation. Let's hope you teach mathematics, physics, biology or scientific and research-based subjects. It gives a certain personality background. Have a good day.
7:23 i am not happy with the concept that imposing a religion you showed muslims kids only while talking about imposing. Islam is never imposed. Please be careful next time
As a Norwegian i would say the worst thing about Norwsy is definitely the dstkness. The cold can be handled by warm, cosy houses, but the darkness thrpugh the winter (sun goingvdown at 4/16 a d getting up late) is depressing and claustrophobic
Hello there! As a Norwegian, your perspective on the darkness during the winter months in Norway is valuable. The long nights and short daylight hours can indeed be challenging for many people.
I just arrived back in Canada from a 2-week vacation to Norway (Tromso, Bergen, Stavanger and Oshlo). MY GOD! Norway must be the MOST EXPENSIVE country in Europe. NOK is weaker than CAD but I still felt the pinch.
Hey there! Welcome back from your trip to Norway! It sounds like you had quite an adventure exploring Tromso, Bergen, Stavanger, and Oslo. Norway is indeed known for its high cost of living, and many travelers find it to be one of the most expensive countries in Europe. Even with the Norwegian Krone being weaker than the Canadian Dollar, it can still be quite pricey.
But don't let the expenses dampen your experience! Norway offers stunning natural beauty, vibrant cities, and a unique cultural heritage that make it well worth the visit. Sometimes, the memories we create during our travels outweigh the financial aspects.
Did you manage to see the Northern Lights in Tromso during this time of the year? And were you able to explore the charming streets of Bergen and Stavanger? I hope you had an incredible time despite the costs, and I'm sure you have some amazing stories to share!
@@NamastefromNorway Thank you for your response (I am thanking you because it was a pleasant surprise to see your reply. Usually RUclipsrs, especially Indian RUclipsrs have pathetic communication skills. Jawaab hi nahin dete. 😅).
I think Northern Lights are in winter months. I had gone to Tromso (which is in the Arctic Circle) to see the Midnight Sun. It was an amazing experience. Zindagi mein pehle kabhi 2:00 am ~ 3:00 am ko sunlight nahin dekha tha. Waapas zaroor jaaoonga Tromso to see the Northern Lights and experience the 24-hour night time. Vaise Canada mein bhi nature bahot beautiful hai and yahaan ke Northern Lights (called Aurora Borealis) are world famous. Norway is, in no way, less than Canada when it comes to natural beauty and the people are equally nice. Customer service is incredible, a little less cleaner than Canada, Finland and Sweden but a lot costlier than Canada. Bergen, Stavanger and "Ohslo" are so beautiful. Yes, I have incredible memories of your beautiful country and I invite you to see the explosion of a million colors in the Canadian Fall season and the majestic Niagara Falls. The population of Toronto is almost equal to to the population of entire Norway (but consider this: the population of Tokyo is almost equivalent to the total population of Canada).
Hello again Doctor Saahab. Canada is the second biggest country in the world, with 6 time zones, an area of 10 Million Square Kilometres, bordering 3 oceans with the longest coastline in the world, and also the longest unprotected border with the US. Zaraa sochiye, itni badi country mein kitni natural beauty hogi. Just type Canada Natural Beauty and you will be able to see thousands of photos/videos of Canadian natural beauty.
Great video again!❤
Thanks again!
very nice information. we would love to visit this winter and see how one feels in witner there
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I ve observed that u are somehow fed up of Norway n want to move out. Norway is a dreamland. I came here with zero kroner in my pocket. Learnt d language n working as dr. I dont read price tags to buy what i want. Allhamdulillah
Norway IS an expensive country for sure, but as long as you stay out of touristy areas, you can find gems that are NOT so expensive. As a poor Norwegian, I know this and advise most traveller's to do this. Personally, what I hate most about Norway is..... Hmmm... Pricey electricity. I actually don't mind the darkness and cold so much, because u just need proper clothes for the winter, and the darkness can be Cozy in a land light Norway because we decorate with so many lights. 😂 I think what ruins Norway most to most people are the long and cold winters though. But again. It depends where in Norway you are. Where I am located, we rarely get snow. In fact, last winter was surprisingly mild. Never below 0
Where do you live in Norway?
That's nice! In what part of Norway do you live? The south?
@@PoliV46 southeast
The nordics are one of the best counties to have a family. To earn money as a single person probably go to Switzerland or Luxembourg or Ireland or Singapore. You can earn a lot of money in the nordics too.
thank you for the information , my question is what about the artists people who want to move to Norway I mean Painters or digital Graphic artists.
This is such a real video, these are the reasons I wouldn't have a family in Norway, but due to being egalitære society it's possible to connect with people in positions who you couldn't before.
I sometimes feel like an outcast, but it's fine. Onwards and Upwards
You think right. On the other hand, I assume that you do not seek out Norwegians but relate to what you have with you - to another culture. Then things go wrong. Having the family in Norway would ensure that the children receive a Norwegian education and can teach their parents the language. It is also ridiculous that immigrants who have lived in Norway for many years have to pick up a spouse in the same country they came from - Why?? A new illiterate? There are plenty to choose from here, even from the same country you came from.
@@lpdude2005 will a white girl marry an Asian? Will she be able to adjust?
@@h3ll04i Yes - there are many Asians who have been adopted to Norway by Norwegian parents. They have no problems marrying Norwegian girls. Why wouldn't it go well? Love is not something you buy - it is something you get when you meet the person you feel is right for you. It lies in the heart, not in the wallet or in family relationships.
I will go to Norway because of these topic points accumulated
@@GuruChandal Don't cry for me woman
Very well explained…. 👍👍👍👍
Thank you 🙂
Thanks for candid n clear n gud presentation
Most welcome 😊
Bro could you please make one video about health care professionals especially Nurses?a humble request
Sir, Do you Recommend to settle in Denmark if we compare with Norway 🙏Biggest fan of you sir 🙏 Bharat Mata ki Jai 🙏🇮🇳🙏
@@HinduProudGirl any scope for a web developer?
Hello Arun Kumar! I appreciate your support and enthusiasm. Both Denmark and Norway are wonderful countries with their own unique qualities, so choosing between them ultimately depends on your personal preferences and priorities.
Hello arun kumar i 'from sri lankw how about to settle family in sweden if we compare with norway
I like winter very much ❤❤
my girlfriend is willing to move norway...can she sponcers my visa?
Thanks for wonderful insights ❤
You are so welcome
Hello sir
I want to gather information about health care worker over Norway, could you please add about their salaries, accommodations and language etc ?
I would not say Norwegians are less ambisious, but ambisious in different ways. Like working harder outside family hours, gaining higher educations and so on.
Weather is different in north Norway and south Norway. We are living in south Norway and here weather is comparatively good. Our friends visited us from Germany, UK etc and they always praise the weather, bcoz in their country mostly there is cloudy, windy etc. Personally we like work life balance here and compare to other countries we found Norway on top. 😊
Are Oslo and Draman also considered as South?
any idea about Austria hows it to live there? And can u make a video comparing finland , norway and other europe countries
Even you work hard nd becomes nurse there still discrimenation . BAHAR AAA K I LOVE MY INDIA ITS TRUE , THANKS G AAP NE TRUE KAHA DONT COME TO NORWAY.
As a good follower of your channel i have the right to say something?
Love you brother from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️
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Thanks brother.
@@NamastefromNorway ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏
Hello Bhai, this is Raju Singh, last point Norway ki life ko barbad karne wala ha, or August se ye log schools and kindergarten me ek subject ki tarah apply karega. Ane wale salo main kuch naye laws ye lane wale he jo situation ko Baad se badtar kar de ge hamari Jaise logo k liye. Idhar se niklna Best rahega.
Are you REALLY happy/content after spending many years in Norway ❓This point ☝️should also have been added in this video to give more insight to viewers 🙏
I think with family it's easier, when I came alone this winter was quite depressive
Hello Anuj! The level of happiness and contentment in any country can vary from person to person based on their individual experiences and circumstances. While I can't speak for everyone who has spent many years in Norway, I can say that Norway is generally considered a great place to live by many people.
Norway consistently ranks highly in various global happiness and quality of life indexes. The country is known for its strong social welfare system, high standard of living, excellent healthcare, and educational opportunities. It also offers beautiful natural landscapes and a strong sense of safety and security.
That being said, personal happiness and contentment are subjective and can depend on various factors such as individual expectations, social connections, personal goals, and cultural adjustment. It's important to consider that everyone's experience may be different.
@@NamastefromNorway soooo.... are you happy there?
thats a chatgtb response, tell about yourself lol @@NamastefromNorway
@@NamastefromNorway ha ha that was a long winded response to say actually NO
about health care i will say it might be different from your country but they do everything according to the guidelines. and patient or user has right to participate they cannot just write you a medicine straight away without discussing it with you
can you recomend me a book for language ?
KAR FOR DET , STIEN PÅ STEIN
KLAR
Thank you bhaiya ❤
Europe is the best place to be in the entire globe 🌍
Not anymore
I feel like You're exaggerating. Is it that different from Denmark? Danes too often exaggerate stuff which I find untrue upon exploring and experiencing. 😅
Hi sir .i am indian but now a days i am working in poland i have temporary resident card of poland and i am applying for a job in norway and i have all necessary documents like work permit home contract.i have a question that can i work in norway with this documents legally or visa is mentitory please reply me i am waiting thank you sir
@@HinduProudGirl sir g Matlab if ma visa per ata hu than ma job kar Sakta hu na Kyu ki mara pass sub documents hai company sa deya hai muja
To legally work in Norway, it's typically required to have a valid work permit or visa. As an Indian citizen working in Poland with a temporary resident card, it's important to note that your residency status in Poland may not automatically grant you the right to work in Norway.
It's advisable to check the specific immigration regulations and requirements of Norway's government (Udi.no) or consult with an immigration lawyer to obtain accurate and up-to-date information regarding your situation. They will be able to guide you through the process and provide you with the necessary steps to legally work in Norway.
Good luck with your job application and future endeavors in Norway!
@@HinduProudGirl Hindu girl why u r not giving proper replies? If u r really living in Norway then u should help others n not make fun of them🙃
Did you reccomend Sweden 🇸🇪
They kindnaps immigrants kids
I do not understand some of your arguments. What is wrong with ‘work life balance’ ? Why would one want to work all the time ? Why should anyone want to mistreat your child ? It is not permitted in any western country , including USA , Canada , Australia . Child protection services will take your mistreated child away everywhere . It is cold bitterly in Canada and many parts of USA too . Norway is a country where all your wants are taken care of ‘cradle to grave’ system for people living there . People do not need to save for old age , sickness . In USA your medical insurance is linked to your job a lot of times . Medical insurance premium could be high and you pay out of your salary . If you do not have a job you do not have medical insurance in USA . If you are sick and unemployed, you are bankrupt. Not in Norway . You do not need to save Why wouldn’t you want to learn a new language . Most Indians know three languages, their own , Hindi and English . One more language is ‘easy peasy’ . LGBTQ education is there in all western countries and you have to live with it . All false arguments .
Australis is much much better!! thank God!
Very special way of presenting Norway and especially if you put religion written by humans before history and scientific biology. Homosexuality and other biological knowledge are part of human nature (from early Iron age ) - something religion is not. 87% of Norwegians and more than 70% of Europeans are not religious - The same probably applies in India and China where most are humanists. China is actually the country in the world with the most humanists and that is probably why it is doing very well. People do not get special advantages because they think they are better than others. When you talk about prices and taxes, perhaps you should take into account that your taxes also include retirement savings and that rent and rental expenses for housing in Norway are certainly not particularly expensive if you compare income to expenses. If you have children, you get tax relief and grants. If you think that you can rent a property in another capital in Europe cheaper than in Norway, you are wrong. Electricity costs, doctor/hospital insurance and school tuition are also significantly more expensive than in Norway - so overall you will benefit very much from living in Norway - financially. I work in a workplace with 37 different nations and no one can tell me or have any desire to move back to the country they come from - maybe some in the winter - because cold can be a problem - but we can buy clothes.
The issue is we can't buy the Sun 🌞
Also in India most people are religious and in China the state doesn't allow any practice of religion, tibet and Xinjiang are some examples.
I mean rent as a % of income I feel Norwegian wages are quite nice and people over complain about the matter and real estate is also not that expensive if you're a double income family with no kids.
The one thing I don't like is thaf my worldwide income is taxed, even if I'm a tax resident or not a permanent resident.
@@UATHD That they are religious in India as we are religious in Europe is something completely different from practice. 90% of Europeans are registered in a religious community - but you don't practice the religion and you don't read about it like in India. India and Europe are quite similar - you see something as culture - not religion. Most people celebrate Christmas - but it's for Santa Claus and the children.
There is no double taxation in Norway - but it may be important to see if Norway has tax agreements with other countries outside the EU - which is quite common. Norway and the USA have a tax treaty and what you pay to one country goes to tax deductions in the other - because - otherwise you could live without adding anything and leave the country's expenses to everyone else - which is not very supportive.
I can actually understand that China forbids certain religions to flourish. It is impossible to run a country where groups of people think they are special and want everyone else to adapt their lives for them. Religion is something that belongs to the heart and should not affect others - it can only be fantasies and fairy tales - because religions are written by people for people and have little relevance in 2023. State management with religion as a guide has historically always been very, very wrong
he he but i say norway is best country to move in
Norway vs Denmark please
Sure will try. Thanks for your suggestion.
Dont say that its so bad
Sir I can become successful in norway
CAN YO FIRST TRY I IN YOUR COUNTRY? PLESE SAARI HAAFFA NIKAL DETE HAI YEH LOG.
@@ziny56sharma97 kaha par
@@ziny56sharma97 india me kuch nhi hai
If you don't like norway,then why are you living here,all your video sharing only negative thoughts about norway , Do you think india is the best country in the world...
it's just a RUclipsrs being RUclipsr my friend. learn the art of marketing so you too can have 100k subscribers and build a descent following where your opinion start to matter, either in terms of people who listens to you or that you can make ad money off.
People do not move from Norway - but to Norway. 2022 is the year with the highest immigration ever. If someone moves from Norway because we have a difficult child protection system, then they probably make some mistakes - the ones you read about - but the truth is that the 10,000 where they do a good job - do not appear in the newspaper. Child protection primarily follows human rights and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, but everyone can make mistakes. A few tens of rich people have moved to Switzerland because they receive personal tax which is unreasonable - but their companies remain in Norway because the country takes good care of the companies and has an average tax like in the EU.
Thank you for sharing your insights, as they contribute to a broader understanding of these topics. Remember, it's always valuable to consider multiple viewpoints and continue to explore the diverse experiences and opinions surrounding immigration, child protection systems, and tax policies.😀
@@GuruChandal You just have to believe that. Your opinion means nothing anyway. I'm sorry, but I don't think you have any competence to describe Norway, have any idea about the possibilities or know what or who G Soros is or what he stands for. I think you get your information from conspiracy theories and get swallowed up by them.
@@GuruChandal Great that you are who you are. I am not a supporter of or have any hatred towards rich people at all, but I have registered the unfathomable conspiracy theories behind all these who have accumulated a rich doc throughout the ages. It probably started in the 1930s with Fairchild bank - and the same continues today 90 years later - although it has no relevance to today's situation. Let's hope you teach mathematics, physics, biology or scientific and research-based subjects. It gives a certain personality background. Have a good day.
If u dont want your child to participate in the pride parade will they force u?
Who cares about the weather?? You dont want competition so telling others not to cone to Normay
DUSRE KEE THALI M LADDU BAUR BAADA DIKTA HAI AAAOOOO KHAOO AUR .....................G
This teaches us dont give free advice .
Hindi bol
ok gurudev
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6:31 the gender bias of people is amazing. Even though you've a daughter, you still use the male pronoun when explaining things 😢
7:23 i am not happy with the concept that imposing a religion you showed muslims kids only while talking about imposing. Islam is never imposed. Please be careful next time
It does have the most ultra sensitive and triggered people in the world.
@@Swagata-e6c ??