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You can apply for Norwegian citizenship if you have lived in Norway continuously for at least seven years.

How can I get Norwegian citizenship?

You must have lived in Norway for a total of at least three years during the past ten years. You must still be married, registered partners or cohabitants and live together at the time of the decision. You must meet the requirements for a permanent residence permit in Norway.

Does Norway allow dual citizenship?

With effect from 1 January 2020 Norway allows dual citizenship. A Norwegian citizen acquiring a foreign citizenship does not lose Norwegian citizenship.

Can you have 3 citizenships in Norway?

You can have one or more citizenships in addition to a Norwegian citizenship. Even so, if the country you are a citizen of now does not allow that you have more than one citizenship, you can still lose this citizenship when you become a Norwegian citizen.

Is it hard to become a citizen of Norway?

Norwegian Citizenship. It is possible for citizens of other countries to become citizens of Norway. However, it is not an easy process! Generally speaking, you will need to have had legal residency in Norway for at least seven years to be able to apply.

Is it easy to get Norwegian citizenship?

Can Norwegians become US citizens?

As of 2020, Norwegian citizens will be allowed dual citizenship. You are a Norwegian citizen and want to apply for US citizenship. Starting January 2020, you will no longer automatically lose your Norwegian citizenship by becoming a citizen of another country.

What happens if a foreigner gives birth in Norway?

Are you a foreign citizen living in Norway? If you give birth in Norway, you must also apply for a residence permit for your child. It is the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) who processes such applications. Within the first year you must apply for residence permit for your child.