Hi there ! Sir may I ask you to tell me about job marketing in Norway for Physical Therapists with a bachelor's degree? Also can someone with only two years of work experience apply for the Skilled Worker visa? I would be grateful if you answer☺
Job Market for Physical Therapists in Norway: Physical therapists with a bachelor's degree are in demand in Norway. Opportunities are available in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, clinics, and more. However, you'll need recognition of your qualifications from the Norwegian Directorate of Health to practice as a licensed therapist. Skilled Worker Visa for Norway: As of my last update in September 2021, having two years of work experience may meet the criteria for the Skilled Worker visa. Check the latest requirements on the official UDI website or with the nearest Norwegian Embassy or Consulate to stay up to date on eligibility and application details.
Hi, I’m a Non EU nationality. I have recently received a job offer from a company in Norway, and my employer has submitted the work permit application on my behalf, including applications for my family members. Our intended starting date is during the first week of January. I have visited the UDI (Norwegian Directorate of Immigration) website and noted that the estimated processing time for work visas is up to 4 months. While I understand that this is an average timeframe, I that possible to get work visa before 4 months? Thank you!
It is possible to receive a work visa for Norway before the estimated 4-month processing time. Processing times can vary depending on various factors, including the specific type of visa, the workload of the immigration authorities, and the completeness of your application. In some cases, it may take less than 4 months to receive a decision. However, it's essential to be prepared for the possibility that it might take the full estimated time, so it's best to plan accordingly and monitor the status of your application through the UDI website. You can also contact your employer or the UDI for updates on the progress of your application.
No, you do not need to complete a Norwegian A1 course before you can enter Norway as a skilled worker. However, learning Norwegian can be beneficial for integrating into the community and may be required later for certain residency or citizenship applications. Your ability to work in Norway primarily depends on securing a job offer in your field and obtaining the appropriate skilled worker visa.
Yes, there is a chance for a biomedical engineer with 7 years of experience to immigrate and work in Norway as a skilled worker. Norway values skilled professionals, and your experience in biomedical engineering could make you a strong candidate for immigration under their skilled worker category.
To immigrate and work in Norway as a medical radiology technologist, start by getting your professional qualifications recognized by the relevant Norwegian authority. Then, search for job opportunities in your field within Norway. Once you secure a job offer, apply for a skilled worker visa through the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI). Additionally, while not always required, proficiency in Norwegian or English is often beneficial for healthcare positions in Norway.
Yes, as a skilled worker immigrating to Norway, you can bring your dependents with you. This includes your spouse or registered partner and children under the age of 18.
As a truck driver from Nigeria working on a Schengen visa, you can apply for a work visa in Norway as a skilled worker. However, to qualify, you must have a job offer from a Norwegian employer. Your job offer must be for full-time employment, and your salary and working conditions should comply with Norwegian standards. Additionally, the specific requirements and eligibility criteria for a skilled worker visa must be met, which may vary depending on your qualifications and the nature of the job in Norway. It's important to note that a Schengen visa typically does not automatically allow you to work in Norway; you would need to obtain a specific work visa.
Obtaining a DSB (Directorate for Civil Protection and Emergency Planning) certificate in Norway can be a time-consuming process, often taking several weeks to a few months. The exact duration depends on the specific certification and individual application details.
Sir, i got job offer latter, accommodation letter, udi form . What documents do i need more for work visa for Norway.. please tell me if anybody knows.
To apply for a work visa as a skilled worker in Norway, you'll need to submit several documents in addition to your job offer letter, accommodation letter, and UDI form. Here is a comprehensive list of required documents: Valid Passport: Ensure your passport is valid for at least three months beyond your planned stay in Norway. Job Offer Letter: This should include details about your employment, such as job title, salary, and duration of employment. Accommodation Letter: Proof of where you will be staying in Norway. Completed UDI Application Form: The official application form for a residence permit for work. Passport Photos: Two recent passport-sized photos. Proof of Qualifications: Copies of your diplomas, certificates, and any relevant professional licenses. Proof of Previous Employment: Documentation of previous work experience relevant to the job you will be performing in Norway. Employment Contract: A signed contract from your Norwegian employer. Proof of Sufficient Funds: Evidence that you can support yourself financially, such as bank statements or a letter from your employer confirming your salary. Health Insurance: Proof of health insurance that covers you in Norway. Criminal Record Certificate: A police clearance certificate from your home country or any country where you have lived for the past five years. Application Fee Payment Receipt: Proof of payment of the visa application fee. Ensure all documents are translated into Norwegian or English if they are in another language.
@@China988 If you need to expedite the passport application process, it is best to contact the embassy or consulate directly for information on the available options.
Yes, Norway offers a skilled worker visa for individuals with special qualifications. This visa category is designed for those who have specialized education or professional experience that Norway considers valuable. To qualify, you typically need to have a job offer in your field from a Norwegian employer. The IELTS test might be required to demonstrate English proficiency, depending on your job and if you cannot prove language skills through your native language or work experience.
i have graduated diploma in ophthalmic science in 2018 and i have four year plus experience in related field am I eligible for skill work visa in Norway ?@@visalibrary
To immigrate and work in Norway as a skilled worker, you typically need to follow these steps: Job Offer: First, secure a job offer from a Norwegian employer. The job must usually be full-time and your qualifications should be relevant to the job. Residence Permit: Apply for a skilled worker residence permit. This requires documentation, including your job offer, proof of qualifications, and any other relevant papers. Meet the Requirements: Ensure you meet the language requirements and any specific criteria set by the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI). Application Submission: Submit your application to the Norwegian embassy or consulate in your current country, in this case, Singapore. Wait for Approval: Once your application is submitted, you will need to wait for it to be processed and approved. Move to Norway: After your application is approved, you can move to Norway and start working.
If you're seeking nursing job opportunities in Norway, there are several resources to explore. The Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV) and the popular online marketplace Finn.no feature job listings, including positions in healthcare. For academic and research-based nursing roles, JobbNorge is a valuable portal. HelseJobb specializes in healthcare job listings, while LinkedIn is a platform where many healthcare institutions and recruitment agencies post job openings. Consider healthcare recruitment agencies that specialize in placing nurses in Norway. Remember to meet specific qualifications and licensing requirements, which can vary depending on your background, and explore the official websites of healthcare institutions for job openings and application details.
Hi there !
Sir may I ask you to tell me about job marketing in Norway for Physical Therapists with a bachelor's degree?
Also can someone with only two years of work experience apply for the Skilled Worker visa?
I would be grateful if you answer☺
Job Market for Physical Therapists in Norway:
Physical therapists with a bachelor's degree are in demand in Norway. Opportunities are available in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, clinics, and more. However, you'll need recognition of your qualifications from the Norwegian Directorate of Health to practice as a licensed therapist.
Skilled Worker Visa for Norway:
As of my last update in September 2021, having two years of work experience may meet the criteria for the Skilled Worker visa. Check the latest requirements on the official UDI website or with the nearest Norwegian Embassy or Consulate to stay up to date on eligibility and application details.
I WOULD LIKE TO WORKING AS TRAIN CLEANER IN NORWAY.
Best of luck to you.
Hey! What kind of job position should I get offer to apply as a skilled worker in a hotel job?
The range of jobs are different, from a developer to a plumber. Determine if your skill is required in Norway.
My degree is medicine. But my career is a programmer. Does Norway accept certificate since i don't have IT degree?
Even if you have a medical degree, Norway may recognize your certificate for programming work.
Hi, I’m a Non EU nationality. I have recently received a job offer from a company in Norway, and my employer has submitted the work permit application on my behalf, including applications for my family members. Our intended starting date is during the first week of January.
I have visited the UDI (Norwegian Directorate of Immigration) website and noted that the estimated processing time for work visas is up to 4 months. While I understand that this is an average timeframe, I that possible to get work visa before 4 months?
Thank you!
It is possible to receive a work visa for Norway before the estimated 4-month processing time. Processing times can vary depending on various factors, including the specific type of visa, the workload of the immigration authorities, and the completeness of your application. In some cases, it may take less than 4 months to receive a decision. However, it's essential to be prepared for the possibility that it might take the full estimated time, so it's best to plan accordingly and monitor the status of your application through the UDI website. You can also contact your employer or the UDI for updates on the progress of your application.
I got an visa approval today including my Family members ( with in 4 weeks).
Do I have to have norwegian A1 course before I can enter norway as skilled worker?
No, you do not need to complete a Norwegian A1 course before you can enter Norway as a skilled worker. However, learning Norwegian can be beneficial for integrating into the community and may be required later for certain residency or citizenship applications. Your ability to work in Norway primarily depends on securing a job offer in your field and obtaining the appropriate skilled worker visa.
Is there any chance for biomedical engineer?
I have 7 years experience.
Currently based in Dubai
Yes, there is a chance for a biomedical engineer with 7 years of experience to immigrate and work in Norway as a skilled worker. Norway values skilled professionals, and your experience in biomedical engineering could make you a strong candidate for immigration under their skilled worker category.
hy sir can you job medical radiology technolgest profcenal....how to apply
To immigrate and work in Norway as a medical radiology technologist, start by getting your professional qualifications recognized by the relevant Norwegian authority. Then, search for job opportunities in your field within Norway. Once you secure a job offer, apply for a skilled worker visa through the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI). Additionally, while not always required, proficiency in Norwegian or English is often beneficial for healthcare positions in Norway.
Can one bring dependants
Yes, as a skilled worker immigrating to Norway, you can bring your dependents with you. This includes your spouse or registered partner and children under the age of 18.
Brother how many years works experience required for hotel job
You must persuade the employer to hire you and it's up to his/her requirements.
I'm a truck driver from Nigeria, and I'm work on a schengen visa can I still get a work? Pls enlighten me
As a truck driver from Nigeria working on a Schengen visa, you can apply for a work visa in Norway as a skilled worker. However, to qualify, you must have a job offer from a Norwegian employer. Your job offer must be for full-time employment, and your salary and working conditions should comply with Norwegian standards. Additionally, the specific requirements and eligibility criteria for a skilled worker visa must be met, which may vary depending on your qualifications and the nature of the job in Norway. It's important to note that a Schengen visa typically does not automatically allow you to work in Norway; you would need to obtain a specific work visa.
May i ask about DSB Norway certificate if this is long time process for approval?
Obtaining a DSB (Directorate for Civil Protection and Emergency Planning) certificate in Norway can be a time-consuming process, often taking several weeks to a few months. The exact duration depends on the specific certification and individual application details.
@@visalibrary yes, as i read to their site it takes maximum 4 months. I hope that I can get my certificate within 2-3 months from now.
Sir, i got job offer latter, accommodation letter, udi form . What documents do i need more for work visa for Norway.. please tell me if anybody knows.
To apply for a work visa as a skilled worker in Norway, you'll need to submit several documents in addition to your job offer letter, accommodation letter, and UDI form. Here is a comprehensive list of required documents:
Valid Passport: Ensure your passport is valid for at least three months beyond your planned stay in Norway.
Job Offer Letter: This should include details about your employment, such as job title, salary, and duration of employment.
Accommodation Letter: Proof of where you will be staying in Norway.
Completed UDI Application Form: The official application form for a residence permit for work.
Passport Photos: Two recent passport-sized photos.
Proof of Qualifications: Copies of your diplomas, certificates, and any relevant professional licenses.
Proof of Previous Employment: Documentation of previous work experience relevant to the job you will be performing in Norway.
Employment Contract: A signed contract from your Norwegian employer.
Proof of Sufficient Funds: Evidence that you can support yourself financially, such as bank statements or a letter from your employer confirming your salary.
Health Insurance: Proof of health insurance that covers you in Norway.
Criminal Record Certificate: A police clearance certificate from your home country or any country where you have lived for the past five years.
Application Fee Payment Receipt: Proof of payment of the visa application fee.
Ensure all documents are translated into Norwegian or English if they are in another language.
Hello can i know the jobsite for Norway skiller worker?
Visit the Visa Library article to know the websites you can find a job in them.
as per.embassy website the processomg time is 15 workimg days. why they take so long time with our passport. we are umable to.travel.anywhere
It is with the embassy and we can not say why it takes longer.
@@visalibrary Is there any way to expedite the procedure. I mean if employer forwards a request to UDI?
@@China988 If you need to expedite the passport application process, it is best to contact the embassy or consulate directly for information on the available options.
is skill worker with special requirement visa available for norway
Yes, Norway offers a skilled worker visa for individuals with special qualifications. This visa category is designed for those who have specialized education or professional experience that Norway considers valuable. To qualify, you typically need to have a job offer in your field from a Norwegian employer. The IELTS test might be required to demonstrate English proficiency, depending on your job and if you cannot prove language skills through your native language or work experience.
i have graduated diploma in ophthalmic science in 2018 and i have four year plus experience in related field am I eligible for skill work visa in Norway
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Sir, i am working in Singapore 6 year. I want to go Norway. So how can i go plz tell me.
To immigrate and work in Norway as a skilled worker, you typically need to follow these steps:
Job Offer: First, secure a job offer from a Norwegian employer. The job must usually be full-time and your qualifications should be relevant to the job.
Residence Permit: Apply for a skilled worker residence permit. This requires documentation, including your job offer, proof of qualifications, and any other relevant papers.
Meet the Requirements: Ensure you meet the language requirements and any specific criteria set by the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI).
Application Submission: Submit your application to the Norwegian embassy or consulate in your current country, in this case, Singapore.
Wait for Approval: Once your application is submitted, you will need to wait for it to be processed and approved.
Move to Norway: After your application is approved, you can move to Norway and start working.
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Hii i want a nursing job in norway...
If you're seeking nursing job opportunities in Norway, there are several resources to explore. The Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV) and the popular online marketplace Finn.no feature job listings, including positions in healthcare. For academic and research-based nursing roles, JobbNorge is a valuable portal. HelseJobb specializes in healthcare job listings, while LinkedIn is a platform where many healthcare institutions and recruitment agencies post job openings. Consider healthcare recruitment agencies that specialize in placing nurses in Norway. Remember to meet specific qualifications and licensing requirements, which can vary depending on your background, and explore the official websites of healthcare institutions for job openings and application details.