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Apr 29, 2024 · It is most common to receive measures from the Child Welfare Services among immigrants (5 per cent in 2022), while the proportions for Norwegian-born to immigrant parents and the rest of the population are 4 and 3 per cent respectively in the same period. Integration is not just about participating in working life and education.
3 days ago · First-generation immigrants now represent 16 percent of the total population of 5.5 million, a large proportion compared to other Nordic countries that is illustrative of the openness and welcome that Norway has offered immigrants, including refugees.
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1 day ago · The term «undocumented migrants», which is the most frequently used term internationally, was defined as illegal immigrants and paperless immigrants in the questionnaire (6). «Paperless migrants» is the most frequently used term in Norway and has therefore been used in this article.
- Svein Aarseth, Trygve Kongshavn, Kjell Maartmann-Moe, Per Hjortdahl
- 2016
3 days ago · Dealing with immigration services and bureaucracy is never fun, and Norway is no exception to this general rule of life. The country's immigration policies and somewhat complex bureaucratic processes can pose obstacles for retirees looking to obtain residency permits and navigate legal requirements in a timely manner.
4 days ago · An immigrant is defined as a person born outside of Norway with two foreign-born parents and four foreign-born grandparents (4). The term 'country background' refers to a woman's country of birth or her parents'/grandparents' country of birth if the woman was born in Norway (4). In the presentation of the articles, these terms will vary ...
- Sukhjeet Bains, Karolina Sofia Mæland, Eline Skirnisdottir Vik
- 2021
May 8, 2024 · Norway's government has said that it would work on new guidelines for deportation cases where the party facing expulsion has children in Norway. "The government believes that, to a greater extent than today, a reaction other than deportation should be considered if the person who has broken the Immigration Act has children in Norway," the ...
5 days ago · Even though we lack a comprehensive understanding of refugees’ health status (4, 5), we know that they carry a greater risk of suffering from or developing complex somatic and mental health problems (4, 6). In Norway, the municipalities are responsible for providing health care suitable for early identification and follow-up of somatic and ...
