Working in Norway for a corporation in the UK

Can I live in Norway and work remotely for a company in the UK?

Yes, it is possible, however we usually recommend double-checking the following points:

  1. You are a UK resident
  2. You are not a Norwegian resident
  3. You are not a citizen of the EU
  4. You are not a citizen of the EEA (Norway is not a member of the EU)
  5. You have a valid work permit
  6. You have a valid residence permit

The rules for non-EU citizens vary depending on the type of work permit. In most cases, a work permit is needed to work in Norway.
The following are some of the most common types of work permits.
Working holiday
A work permit for a work holiday is granted for a maximum of two years. The purpose of this type of work permit is for people to work and study in Norway.
Work permit for a specific period
A work permit for a specific period is granted for a maximum of three years. The purpose of this type of work permit is to allow you to work in Norway for a specific period.
Work permit for a specific purpose
A work permit for a specific purpose is granted for a maximum of three years. The purpose of this type of work permit is to allow you to work in Norway for a specific purpose.
Work permit for a specific employer
A work permit for a specific employer is granted for a maximum of three years. The purpose of this type of work permit is to allow you to work in Norway for a specific employer.

How to find remote work in the UK while living in Norway?

Usually, it is feasible to get remote jobs in the UK even though you are located in Norway. For that we have prepared a list of the best remote work opportunities in the UK.

The UK is one of the most popular destinations for expats. It is the fourth most popular destination for expatriates in the world. The UK has the third highest number of expatriates in the world, and it is also the most popular destination for expatriates in Europe.
There are many reasons why the UK is a popular destination for expats. It is a great place for expats to live and work. It has a very diverse economy and offers a lot of opportunities for expats. It is also a very safe place to live and work.

How to get paid in Norway when working remotely for a corporation in the UK?

You can get paid in Norway even if you are working for a company in the UK, however , there are some additional requirements you must meet to be eligible for the Norwegian social security.

You can work remotely from a company in the UK, but you need to meet the following criteria to be eligible for the Norwegian social security:
You have a permanent residence in Norway.

How do taxes work in Norway if I’m working remotely for a company Norway?

When working remotely in Norway for a firm based in the UK, taxes might be tricky, therefore we have gathered all the information for you.

What is the difference between the Norwegian and UK tax system?
There is no difference in the tax system between Norway and the UK. Both countries have a progressive tax system, meaning that the higher your income the higher your tax rate. However, the system is different in Norway than in the UK.
In Norway, your income is calculated and taxed differently. You will have to pay a tax rate of 25% on all your income.

What if I’m working for a company in Norway and I’m based in the UK?
If you are working for a company in Norway, you are still considered to be working in Norway. This means that you will have to pay taxes in Norway, even if you are based in the UK.
When working remotely in Norway for a firm based in the UK, taxes might be tricky, therefore we have gathered all the information for you.