Can be the smallest thing dont use x company for water / electricity use this instead, if the information on the post/image isnt enough plz say on the comments thanks for the help / attention
If you are a Portugese citizen you don’t need a work visa. As Norway is part of the EEA, you can enjoy EU’s freedom of movement here.
I can already tell you’ll do fine by that last yellow line
[www.finn.no](https://www.finn.no) to buy your house/farm. If in the outskirts, it won’t be very expensive. Very easy to buy as soon as you have your Norwegian BankId.
No work visa required, but you do need to have some money to live on before getting a job.
Housing, would recommend renting first. Again [www.finn.no](https://www.finn.no) for that. Technically not much paper-work is needed, as long as you can do it in person.
Language is going to be important, if you are not in an International Company or IT or Construction (or sometimes service industry).
You can buy most things in Norway, anyways flights to Portugal can be had for cheap from time to time, so you can always get things you need afterwards. Other than that, Norway does of course have most things you’ll need.
Culture – check out youtube, I know there is a Portuguese girl doing Norway culture videos.
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Can be the smallest thing dont use x company for water / electricity use this instead, if the information on the post/image isnt enough plz say on the comments thanks for the help / attention
If you are a Portugese citizen you don’t need a work visa. As Norway is part of the EEA, you can enjoy EU’s freedom of movement here.
I can already tell you’ll do fine by that last yellow line
[www.finn.no](https://www.finn.no) to buy your house/farm. If in the outskirts, it won’t be very expensive. Very easy to buy as soon as you have your Norwegian BankId.
No work visa required, but you do need to have some money to live on before getting a job.
Housing, would recommend renting first. Again [www.finn.no](https://www.finn.no) for that. Technically not much paper-work is needed, as long as you can do it in person.
Language is going to be important, if you are not in an International Company or IT or Construction (or sometimes service industry).
You can buy most things in Norway, anyways flights to Portugal can be had for cheap from time to time, so you can always get things you need afterwards. Other than that, Norway does of course have most things you’ll need.
Culture – check out youtube, I know there is a Portuguese girl doing Norway culture videos.
As far as bully Sweden, spot on!