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We fight for your rights and opportunities in Norway
We fight for your rights and opportunities in Norway
We fight for your rights and opportunities in Norway
Immigration law is a demanding field. The regulations are complex and change frequently. The processing can be lengthy, with high demands for documentation. At the same time, often much is at stake, both for the applicant themselves and any family members. Receiving a rejection on an application or being expelled from the country can have dramatic consequences for those involved. At Sterk Law Firm, we understand these challenges. Many of our lawyers have themselves experienced what it is like to be new in Norway. We know that every case is unique, and that it can be crucial to receive individually tailored assistance. Through our work with hundreds of immigration cases, we have gained solid expertise, good contacts, and broad experience.
Immigration law is a demanding field. The regulations are complex and change frequently. The processing can be lengthy, with high demands for documentation. At the same time, often much is at stake, both for the applicant themselves and any family members. Receiving a rejection on an application or being expelled from the country can have dramatic consequences for those involved. At Sterk Law Firm, we understand these challenges. Many of our lawyers have themselves experienced what it is like to be new in Norway. We know that every case is unique, and that it can be crucial to receive individually tailored assistance. Through our work with hundreds of immigration cases, we have gained solid expertise, good contacts, and broad experience.
Immigration law is a demanding field. The regulations are complex and change frequently. The processing can be lengthy, with high demands for documentation. At the same time, often much is at stake, both for the applicant themselves and any family members. Receiving a rejection on an application or being expelled from the country can have dramatic consequences for those involved. At Sterk Law Firm, we understand these challenges. Many of our lawyers have themselves experienced what it is like to be new in Norway. We know that every case is unique, and that it can be crucial to receive individually tailored assistance. Through our work with hundreds of immigration cases, we have gained solid expertise, good contacts, and broad experience.
We fight for your rights and opportunities in Norway
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Your partner in Norwegian immigration law
Your partner in Norwegian immigration law
Your partner in Norwegian immigration law
Sterk Law Firm has expertise in all areas of immigration law. Our lawyers assist both individuals and businesses with everything from work permits and family reunification to asylum applications and citizenship cases. We have extensive experience in handling complex cases and do not hesitate to take on the authorities when necessary to protect our clients' rights.
Sterk Law Firm has expertise in all areas of immigration law. Our lawyers assist both individuals and businesses with everything from work permits and family reunification to asylum applications and citizenship cases. We have extensive experience in handling complex cases and do not hesitate to take on the authorities when necessary to protect our clients' rights.
Sterk Law Firm has expertise in all areas of immigration law. Our lawyers assist both individuals and businesses with everything from work permits and family reunification to asylum applications and citizenship cases. We have extensive experience in handling complex cases and do not hesitate to take on the authorities when necessary to protect our clients' rights.
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Apr 7, 2025
The Dublin Cooperation: Rules, Responsibility Criteria, and Human Rights Boundaries
The Dublin Regulation forms the basis for determining which country is responsible for processing an asylum application in Europe. This article explains the main principles, objectives, and challenges of the regulation—from responsibility criteria and exceptions to key legal decisions that have shaped its implementation. Gain insight into how the system functions, how it has been implemented in Norwegian law, and why it has come under pressure in the face of larger refugee crises.
Apr 7, 2025
The Dublin Cooperation: Rules, Responsibility Criteria, and Human Rights Boundaries
The Dublin Regulation forms the basis for determining which country is responsible for processing an asylum application in Europe. This article explains the main principles, objectives, and challenges of the regulation—from responsibility criteria and exceptions to key legal decisions that have shaped its implementation. Gain insight into how the system functions, how it has been implemented in Norwegian law, and why it has come under pressure in the face of larger refugee crises.
Apr 6, 2025
Revocation of Residence Permit in Norway – Basis, Process, and Exceptions
Revocation of a residence permit is a significant decision that can affect both temporary and permanent permits. This article examines the grounds for revocation under Section 63 of the Immigration Act, procedural rules, and the consequences of such a decision. Gain insight into when authorities may revoke a residence permit, the legal safeguards applicable to the foreign national, and the considerations that must be made when addressing questions of revoking protection or in cases of long-term residence in Norway.
Apr 6, 2025
Revocation of Residence Permit in Norway – Basis, Process, and Exceptions
Revocation of a residence permit is a significant decision that can affect both temporary and permanent permits. This article examines the grounds for revocation under Section 63 of the Immigration Act, procedural rules, and the consequences of such a decision. Gain insight into when authorities may revoke a residence permit, the legal safeguards applicable to the foreign national, and the considerations that must be made when addressing questions of revoking protection or in cases of long-term residence in Norway.
Apr 6, 2025
The Refugee Convention and asylum rules
Who is considered a refugee? How is persecution defined? When is one entitled to asylum? This document provides a comprehensive introduction to the central concepts and principles of refugee law. From the ancient Hittite kings to today's international regulations, we trace the development of legal protection for displaced individuals. The article explains the conditions for refugee status as outlined in the Refugee Convention and highlights how Norwegian immigration law implements these principles in practice. With detailed descriptions of evidence assessment, risk analysis, and grounds for persecution, the text offers a solid foundation for understanding who qualifies for international protection and why.
Apr 6, 2025
The Refugee Convention and asylum rules
Who is considered a refugee? How is persecution defined? When is one entitled to asylum? This document provides a comprehensive introduction to the central concepts and principles of refugee law. From the ancient Hittite kings to today's international regulations, we trace the development of legal protection for displaced individuals. The article explains the conditions for refugee status as outlined in the Refugee Convention and highlights how Norwegian immigration law implements these principles in practice. With detailed descriptions of evidence assessment, risk analysis, and grounds for persecution, the text offers a solid foundation for understanding who qualifies for international protection and why.
Apr 6, 2025
Rules for Renewal of Residence Permits in Norway – The Immigration Act
Renewing a residence permit is a central process for all foreigners with temporary residence in Norway. The article explains when and how to apply for a renewal, what conditions must be met, and the consequences of a late application. Get an overview of timelines, documentation requirements, and special rules for different groups, as well as how the renewal process is connected to the possibility of obtaining permanent residence later. In this blog post, it's important to emphasize that it's Norwegian law being introduced.
Apr 6, 2025
Rules for Renewal of Residence Permits in Norway – The Immigration Act
Renewing a residence permit is a central process for all foreigners with temporary residence in Norway. The article explains when and how to apply for a renewal, what conditions must be met, and the consequences of a late application. Get an overview of timelines, documentation requirements, and special rules for different groups, as well as how the renewal process is connected to the possibility of obtaining permanent residence later. In this blog post, it's important to emphasize that it's Norwegian law being introduced.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What does the UN Refugee Convention mean?
The Refugee Convention defines who is a refugee and the legal status of refugees. Norway is legally bound by this, and the Immigration Act is interpreted in accordance with it.
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What does the UN Refugee Convention mean?
The Refugee Convention defines who is a refugee and the legal status of refugees. Norway is legally bound by this, and the Immigration Act is interpreted in accordance with it.
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What does the UN Refugee Convention mean?
The Refugee Convention defines who is a refugee and the legal status of refugees. Norway is legally bound by this, and the Immigration Act is interpreted in accordance with it.
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What is the Dublin III Regulation?
The Dublin III regulation determines which state is responsible for processing an asylum application. The main rule is that this is the first country the applicant arrives in.
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What is the Dublin III Regulation?
The Dublin III regulation determines which state is responsible for processing an asylum application. The main rule is that this is the first country the applicant arrives in.
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What is the Dublin III Regulation?
The Dublin III regulation determines which state is responsible for processing an asylum application. The main rule is that this is the first country the applicant arrives in.
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What is an entry ban?
An entry ban is a consequence of deportation and means that the foreigner cannot enter Norway or other Schengen states as long as the ban is in effect.
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What is an entry ban?
An entry ban is a consequence of deportation and means that the foreigner cannot enter Norway or other Schengen states as long as the ban is in effect.
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What is an entry ban?
An entry ban is a consequence of deportation and means that the foreigner cannot enter Norway or other Schengen states as long as the ban is in effect.
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What is a reversal decision?
A reversal decision is when the administration changes its own decision without an appeal, either on its own initiative or upon request from the party, cf. the Public Administration Act § 35.
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What is a reversal decision?
A reversal decision is when the administration changes its own decision without an appeal, either on its own initiative or upon request from the party, cf. the Public Administration Act § 35.
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What is a reversal decision?
A reversal decision is when the administration changes its own decision without an appeal, either on its own initiative or upon request from the party, cf. the Public Administration Act § 35.
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What is a Schengen visa?
A Schengen visa is a visa that grants the right to enter and stay for up to 90 days in the entire Schengen area. Norway participates in the Schengen cooperation.
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What is a Schengen visa?
A Schengen visa is a visa that grants the right to enter and stay for up to 90 days in the entire Schengen area. Norway participates in the Schengen cooperation.
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What is a Schengen visa?
A Schengen visa is a visa that grants the right to enter and stay for up to 90 days in the entire Schengen area. Norway participates in the Schengen cooperation.
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What is family immigration?
Family immigration is when a foreigner is granted a residence permit in Norway because they are related to someone who already lives here. This includes both reunification and establishment.
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What is family immigration?
Family immigration is when a foreigner is granted a residence permit in Norway because they are related to someone who already lives here. This includes both reunification and establishment.
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What is family immigration?
Family immigration is when a foreigner is granted a residence permit in Norway because they are related to someone who already lives here. This includes both reunification and establishment.
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What is the difference between citizenship and permanent residence?
Permanent residence grants the right to permanent residence and work in Norway, but does not provide full rights as a Norwegian citizen, such as the right to vote and a Norwegian passport.
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What is the difference between citizenship and permanent residence?
Permanent residence grants the right to permanent residence and work in Norway, but does not provide full rights as a Norwegian citizen, such as the right to vote and a Norwegian passport.
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What is the difference between citizenship and permanent residence?
Permanent residence grants the right to permanent residence and work in Norway, but does not provide full rights as a Norwegian citizen, such as the right to vote and a Norwegian passport.
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How is the residency requirement for permanent residence calculated?
The period of residence is the time one has had legal stay in Norway. There are different calculation rules for different grounds of stay, with deductions for certain periods.
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How is the residency requirement for permanent residence calculated?
The period of residence is the time one has had legal stay in Norway. There are different calculation rules for different grounds of stay, with deductions for certain periods.
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How is the residency requirement for permanent residence calculated?
The period of residence is the time one has had legal stay in Norway. There are different calculation rules for different grounds of stay, with deductions for certain periods.
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Can one apply for asylum from abroad?
No, the main rule is that an asylum application must be submitted in person upon arrival in Norway. Exceptions apply to transfer refugees who are granted collective protection.
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Can one apply for asylum from abroad?
No, the main rule is that an asylum application must be submitted in person upon arrival in Norway. Exceptions apply to transfer refugees who are granted collective protection.
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Can one apply for asylum from abroad?
No, the main rule is that an asylum application must be submitted in person upon arrival in Norway. Exceptions apply to transfer refugees who are granted collective protection.
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When is the deportation decision implemented?
A deportation decision is usually not executed until the appeal period has expired or the appeal has been decided. For special reasons, it can be executed immediately, cf. Imm. Act § 95.
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When is the deportation decision implemented?
A deportation decision is usually not executed until the appeal period has expired or the appeal has been decided. For special reasons, it can be executed immediately, cf. Imm. Act § 95.
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When is the deportation decision implemented?
A deportation decision is usually not executed until the appeal period has expired or the appeal has been decided. For special reasons, it can be executed immediately, cf. Imm. Act § 95.
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