Thanks for create and share 💖. I have two things to say: this is my first video I see of you thanks to Maritakey, so I'm very glad to found you. Second: you look so beautiful when you are happy, glad or excited, so, congrats to be a beautiful happy person who is living their dream! Thanks for all!
Finally, a clear video that’s easy to understand! Thank you so much! I’m also in the US. My wife is Norwegian, but has lived in the US for almost 10 years now. We’ve been married fir 3 years. We want to move to Norway, but need to know how to get me there. Most videos I see talk about a spouse who already lives in Norway and makes a certain amount of money. That’s not my case, so I’ve been a little lost. Any thought? Around how much money did you need to show as funds to qualify for the school/study visa?
I'm not sure about family immigration visas but I do know it's possible to get a Visa in the United States. I received my student visa from the Norwegian embassy in Houston, so it is possible to get a visa before arriving in Norway. As for the financial requirements for a study visa it is NOK 128 887 per year which can either be in savings or earned as part of your salary.
@@ansleytaylor Thank you! Is that money just to show you have money to support yourself? I though school in Norway was cheap or near free (like 100$ a semester or something.) Is that only for citizens or Permanent residents? And thank you for your answers… seems I’ll be visiting Houston in the future!
Hey there! I recently turned 17 and want to be able to move to Norway to study. I've been obsessed with Norway ever since I was little. How long do you believe it would take me to be able to move to Norway? I'm in the process of learning Norwegian and I want to apply to universities there. Along with that, I was born in Poland but I am a resident of the United States. Do you think I'll have some issues?
Good luck! I've been learning Norwegian as well because in the future I want to visit and potentially move there. For me, it'll have to be a work visa because I have no plans to continue on to get a Master's.
@@BissySitch good luck to you too! I sadly have to go to get a degree for the type of job I want. I would go there on a work visa later in life but I’m kind of scared that I wouldn’t get a job to even go there.. aa..
@@lewiej4088 Yea that's what I may look into in the future. Once I pay off my student loans I want to move out of my home state, preferably either to the West Coast or somewhere out of the US entirely. I hate winter time though, so idk how well Norway would be a fit for me haha. I'd love to get a cabin and make it the summer home, but it seems that it's difficult to even do that unfortunately.
I don't think you should have any problems applying to study in Norway. I have personally known students that study here from both Poland and the USA. Just apply to any Norwegian universities you can and hopefully they'll accept you into one of their programs.
@@ansleytaylor Thank you so much (: Thats a relief. I worry though that I may not be proficient enough in Norwegian to move. Or that my health issues may get in the way.. I'm still going to apply though c:
Thanks a lot for this video.please i have a question, as a Nigerian,can i work in norway with a 1 year visit visa or can i change it to work visa on getting there? i look forward to your reply,thanks
Thanks to the author of the channel for this fascinating video! It is interesting to see how people live in other countries! It is very important to know foreign languages on such trips. I would like to recommend to all travelers a practical guide to learning foreign languages by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages". This book contains a lot of useful tips on how to learn a foreign language for tourists, students, entrepreneurs and anyone who needs a foreign language in life. There are a lot of good tips on how to solve problems with the language from beginner to advanced level of language learning. It turns out that the traveler only needs to know a few dialogues and you can easily travel around the world! You don't have to spend a lot of time to fully learn a foreign language, you just need to learn what you can use when you travel. I wish everyone exciting travels!
Hey Ansley, i am from Turkey and i would like to do the same as you do. Is there a way to reach you so we can discuss the details to be aceepted? Thank you so much and wish your success continues.
Hello sup, I have a degree in law in Uruguay, is there any chance for me to study for a master degree in Norway? I'm 27 years old and I have a Cambridge Certificate in English B2
Yes you can always apply for the Masters degree programs here in Norway. I'd recommend going to UIO's website and finding a degree program that's right for you. The application process is very competitive but good luck!
I was fortunate enough to have been able to save up enough funds prior to moving to Norway to support myself throughout my studies. However, many of my colleagues have been able to find part-time jobs along side their academic studies.
Hey Ansey! How are you doing? I've been recently admitted to a master's programme at UiO too and my UDI documents checklist is the exact same as the documents you had to submit in order to get a study visa. I have a question if you don't mind, did you not have to wait for SiO's response for student housing to be able to apply? International students are guaranteed housing but I thought the embassy required a rental contract to approve the study visa
I actually did need to show proof that I had already signed a rental contract. Because SIO had such slow processing times I signed a contract with Anker student housing association instead 🏠
Hi Ansley. I am in a similar situation as you. I currently have a work permit (I got admitted for a PhD). My question to you, as a RUclipsr is, are you legally allowed to monetize your RUclips channel while you are living in Norway with your residence permit? I am currently growing my own channel, but I don't know if I will be allowed to monetize it without getting in trouble because of the restriction of the permit I got (I am not allowed to work in anything other than my PhD project). Thanks in advance!
There system seems easy. I want to move now. Hoping to get a work visa as a chiller tech, which I guess they call engineers. Might do the student visa if it is confirmed they require a degree. I just do not like the United States. Beautiful scenery, shit pooicy
After my appointment with the police I received my visa in 2 weeks time. However, if your case is sent to UDI processing times can be up to one year long
Unfortunately, no. The student visa needs to be renewed yearly alongside documentation that you are continuing your studies in Norway. Once you are no longer a student, you must apply for other visas to remain in the country (for example a workers visa).
@@ansleytaylor alright ok, in my case then i am ok where i am at (UK), not my original country but permanent, was just exploring different countries options but seems hard to move with the immigration rules now a days.
Thanks for create and share 💖.
I have two things to say: this is my first video I see of you thanks to Maritakey, so I'm very glad to found you.
Second: you look so beautiful when you are happy, glad or excited, so, congrats to be a beautiful happy person who is living their dream!
Thanks for all!
This channel deserves wayyyyy more views
American and Canadian students now pay minimum 18k USD/year for tuition in Norwegian universities.
Finally, a clear video that’s easy to understand! Thank you so much!
I’m also in the US. My wife is Norwegian, but has lived in the US for almost 10 years now. We’ve been married fir 3 years. We want to move to Norway, but need to know how to get me there. Most videos I see talk about a spouse who already lives in Norway and makes a certain amount of money. That’s not my case, so I’ve been a little lost. Any thought?
Around how much money did you need to show as funds to qualify for the school/study visa?
I'm not sure about family immigration visas but I do know it's possible to get a Visa in the United States. I received my student visa from the Norwegian embassy in Houston, so it is possible to get a visa before arriving in Norway. As for the financial requirements for a study visa it is NOK 128 887 per year which can either be in savings or earned as part of your salary.
@@ansleytaylor Thank you! Is that money just to show you have money to support yourself? I though school in Norway was cheap or near free (like 100$ a semester or something.) Is that only for citizens or Permanent residents?
And thank you for your answers… seems I’ll be visiting Houston in the future!
@@andrewwilde8327 that’s just to support yourself. Tuition is under $100 at public universities even for foreigners!
Your explanation is awesome 🎉🎉
So lucky for you when you are a US citizen
We come from SEA and it is very strict and unfair for us to apply any visa even just a small trip
THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO 😭❤❤❤
Hey there! I recently turned 17 and want to be able to move to Norway to study. I've been obsessed with Norway ever since I was little. How long do you believe it would take me to be able to move to Norway? I'm in the process of learning Norwegian and I want to apply to universities there.
Along with that, I was born in Poland but I am a resident of the United States. Do you think I'll have some issues?
Good luck! I've been learning Norwegian as well because in the future I want to visit and potentially move there. For me, it'll have to be a work visa because I have no plans to continue on to get a Master's.
@@BissySitch good luck to you too! I sadly have to go to get a degree for the type of job I want. I would go there on a work visa later in life but I’m kind of scared that I wouldn’t get a job to even go there.. aa..
@@lewiej4088 Yea that's what I may look into in the future. Once I pay off my student loans I want to move out of my home state, preferably either to the West Coast or somewhere out of the US entirely. I hate winter time though, so idk how well Norway would be a fit for me haha. I'd love to get a cabin and make it the summer home, but it seems that it's difficult to even do that unfortunately.
I don't think you should have any problems applying to study in Norway. I have personally known students that study here from both Poland and the USA. Just apply to any Norwegian universities you can and hopefully they'll accept you into one of their programs.
@@ansleytaylor Thank you so much (: Thats a relief.
I worry though that I may not be proficient enough in Norwegian to move. Or that my health issues may get in the way..
I'm still going to apply though c:
Thanks a lot for this video.please i have a question,
as a Nigerian,can i work in norway with a 1 year visit visa or can i change it to work visa on getting there?
i look forward to your reply,thanks
Thanks to the author of the channel for this fascinating video! It is interesting to see how people live in other countries! It is very important to know foreign languages on such trips. I would like to recommend to all travelers a practical guide to learning foreign languages by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages". This book contains a lot of useful tips on how to learn a foreign language for tourists, students, entrepreneurs and anyone who needs a foreign language in life. There are a lot of good tips on how to solve problems with the language from beginner to advanced level of language learning. It turns out that the traveler only needs to know a few dialogues and you can easily travel around the world! You don't have to spend a lot of time to fully learn a foreign language, you just need to learn what you can use when you travel. I wish everyone exciting travels!
So helpful, I will like to learn more from you please
You are also very beautiful, your speech is also very beautiful
Thanks for sharing this
Can you take all your classes in English at the University of Oslo?
You can for Masters level courses, but Bachelors level is taught in Norwegian.
Thank you for sharing
Thank you for your valuable information. How do I find University of Norway for my 18 years daughter. ? What are trusted web site?
Thank You 💙
Hey Ansley, i am from Turkey and i would like to do the same as you do. Is there a way to reach you so we can discuss the details to be aceepted? Thank you so much and wish your success continues.
Hello sup, I have a degree in law in Uruguay, is there any chance for me to study for a master degree in Norway? I'm 27 years old and I have a Cambridge Certificate in English B2
Yes you can always apply for the Masters degree programs here in Norway. I'd recommend going to UIO's website and finding a degree program that's right for you. The application process is very competitive but good luck!
Did you have to get a part time job while you was studying so you could afford to live? :)
I was fortunate enough to have been able to save up enough funds prior to moving to Norway to support myself throughout my studies. However, many of my colleagues have been able to find part-time jobs along side their academic studies.
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@@ansleytaylorhey Ansleytaylor
Hey Ansey! How are you doing? I've been recently admitted to a master's programme at UiO too and my UDI documents checklist is the exact same as the documents you had to submit in order to get a study visa. I have a question if you don't mind, did you not have to wait for SiO's response for student housing to be able to apply? International students are guaranteed housing but I thought the embassy required a rental contract to approve the study visa
I actually did need to show proof that I had already signed a rental contract. Because SIO had such slow processing times I signed a contract with Anker student housing association instead 🏠
plz i have a question
Hey ansey. I can't find the calendar to book an appointment in the police.
Can I get a residents permit with a visitors visa
Do you have a follow-up video for non-students?
Hi Ansley. I am in a similar situation as you. I currently have a work permit (I got admitted for a PhD). My question to you, as a RUclipsr is, are you legally allowed to monetize your RUclips channel while you are living in Norway with your residence permit? I am currently growing my own channel, but I don't know if I will be allowed to monetize it without getting in trouble because of the restriction of the permit I got (I am not allowed to work in anything other than my PhD project). Thanks in advance!
There system seems easy. I want to move now. Hoping to get a work visa as a chiller tech, which I guess they call engineers. Might do the student visa if it is confirmed they require a degree. I just do not like the United States. Beautiful scenery, shit pooicy
How much do you need for a van statement and to live?
Hii
I was in Norway
But now how can I apply to Norway
There is any age limit for students visa. And can go with spouse?
Stay out pajeet
Love you from Pakistan
In how many weeks exactly you got your visa?
After my appointment with the police I received my visa in 2 weeks time. However, if your case is sent to UDI processing times can be up to one year long
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I am in srilankan
hi, does the grant of student visa mean you could live in norway permanently?
Unfortunately, no. The student visa needs to be renewed yearly alongside documentation that you are continuing your studies in Norway. Once you are no longer a student, you must apply for other visas to remain in the country (for example a workers visa).
@@ansleytaylor alright ok, in my case then i am ok where i am at (UK), not my original country but permanent, was just exploring different countries options but seems hard to move with the immigration rules now a days.
she seems way too excited/happy about telling this story... extremely creepy.
Also! I’m an American living in Norway too! I’ll subscribe to you and support your movement! 🫱🏾🫲🏻
Thanks for watching and subscribing! 😊