You have decided. Norway. Now come the arrangements — and we have been through those once already.

Moving to Norway, explained step by step

We moved to Telemark with our family and wrote down everything we had to work out on the way. No inspiration, no relocation agency: a playbook that tells you what to do, in what order, and at which counter.

one-time, per household, lifetime access · inkl. mva (Norwegian VAT included) · no subscription

Who this is for

  • You are moving somewhere in the next two years and you want to know what is coming.
  • You have children and you are stuck on barnehage, schools and application deadlines.
  • You are self-employed or you own a BV, and you need to know what happens to the business.
  • You already live in Norway and something on the Dutch side was never finished.

And what you should not come to us for:

  • You want someone to do the paperwork for you.
  • You want personal tax or legal advice about your own situation.
  • You are still daydreaming and mostly want to look at photographs.

What’s inside

Six things that make the difference

Everything we wanted to have ourselves when we started, in one place and in the order you need it.

  • A timeline that is yours

    You enter your moving date, your household and your situation. After that you see what happens when. Not a general list, but your list, with the things that actually apply to you.

  • Forms in two languages

    Every form you will run into, with the Norwegian terms next to it and explained in plain language. You know what you are signing before you sign it.

  • A checklist per office

    Skatteetaten, UDI, the kommune, Statens vegvesen, NAV, your Dutch gemeente, the Belastingdienst, DUO. Per counter: what to bring, what they ask, what you walk out with.

  • A glossary you will really use

    Folkeregister, D-nummer, skattekort, boligsameie, forkjøpsrett. The words that stop you in your tracks, explained at the moment you meet them.

  • Reminders while they still help

    Some things can only be done after you land. Others are due within eight days. You get a nudge when something is up, not once it is too late.

  • Kept current, with the date on it

    Rules change. Every part carries the date we last checked it against the source, and the change log tells you what we adjusted and why.

See the full contents, phase by phase

How it works

Three steps

  1. Tell us where you stand

    Moving date, who is coming with you, the kommune if you already know it, and whether you are taking a job or working for yourself. Ten minutes, no more.

  2. Work through your timeline

    You get the steps in the order they have to happen. Per step: what it is, where it happens, what to bring and how long it usually takes.

  3. Keep going until you are settled

    The timeline runs on after you arrive: your first tax year, barnehage, your driving licence, insurance. Your access does not expire.

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Pricing

Pay once, and that is that

No subscription ticking along in the background, no hourly rate. You buy access for your household and it stays yours. Also when the move slips by a year.

Moving

NOK 3 490

one-time, per household, lifetime access
inkl. mva (Norwegian VAT included)

Everything for the move itself: closing down the Dutch side, building up the Norwegian side, and getting through the first year.

  • A personal timeline up to a year after you arrive
  • Forms and checklists for every office
  • Norwegian–English glossary
  • Children: barnehage, school and deadlines
  • Lifetime access, for your partner as well
Choose Moving

NOK 3 490 and NOK 5 900, inkl. mva (Norwegian VAT included). Pay by iDEAL or card. All the details, including your right of withdrawal.

About us

We did this ourselves

We are Jeffrey and Eva. We live in Telemark, in a house we bought in a language we did not yet speak, after a year in which we asked exactly one wrong question at every counter we walked up to.

For a year we helped other families one at a time. That worked, but it did not scale, and it grew too expensive for the people who needed it most. So we wrote it all down.

Read our story