Work and Live in Norway – Your Gateway to Europe!
Looking for a job in Norway? Norway offers excellent opportunities for skilled and unskilled workers, with high salaries, a strong economy, and a great quality of life.

At NASC, we help you secure a Norway work permit and guide you through the visa process. Whether you’re looking for jobs in construction, healthcare, IT, hospitality, or other industries, we’ve got you covered!

Why Work in Norway?
✔️ High Salaries & Strong Economy
✔️ Work-Life Balance & Social Benefits
✔️ Opportunities for Permanent Residency
✔️ Safe & Beautiful Environment

Norway Work Permit – Everything You Need to Know
A work permit is an official document that allows a foreigner to work legally in Norway. The permit is issued by the competent authority responsible for the employer’s location. It specifies the company that is hiring the foreign worker, as well as the position or type of work the individual is authorized to perform.

Work is considered legal only if the foreigner performs the job specified in the permit.

Changing Jobs with a Work Permit
If a foreigner wants to change jobs—including switching employers, positions, or industries—they must apply for and obtain a new work permit.

Validity Period of Work Permits
A work permit is typically issued for a fixed period, but for no longer than 3 years.
If the foreign worker is a board member of a company with more than 25 employees at the time of application, the permit may be granted for up to 5 years.
Although the law defines the maximum duration of work permits, the competent authorities may issue permits for a shorter period, depending on local regulations.

1. EMPLOYEES IN THE WAREHOUSE AND PACKAGING OF PRODUCTS

City: Oslo

We invite to work: men, up to 45 years old

Salary: 4200 euros/month

Work schedule:

– Monday-Friday, Saturday – optional

– Shift: 8 hours

– Night shifts are paid additionally

Responsibilities:

– packaging and preparation of seafood for shipment;

– loading and unloading of products with specialized equipment;

– organization of warehouse work and maintaining order in the warehouse;

– maintaining inventory and reporting on the receipt and shipment of goods

Requirements: knowledge of English

Work clothes: provided by the employer

Accommodation:

– provided by the employer;

– in an apartment for 2-3 people

Meals: provided by the employer free of charge twice a day

Transportation: provided by the employer

2. WORKERS ON THE CONVEYOR OF PACKAGING AND LABELING OF PRODUCTS

City: Oslo

We invite to work: women, up to 45 years old

Salary: 4100 euros per month

Work schedule:

– Monday-Friday, Saturday – optional;

– The shift is 8 hours;

– Night shifts are paid additionally

Responsibilities:

– packaging of seafood (including mussels, caviar, shrimp and other modern seafood);

– labeling of packaged products in accordance with safety and quality standards;

– product quality control at every stage of packaging;

– compliance with the rules of hygiene and sanitation in the workplace

Requirements: knowledge of English

Work clothes: provided by the employer

Accommodation:

– provided by the employer;

– the apartment is for 2-3 people

Meals: snacks provided by the employer

Transportation: provided by the employer

3. WORKERS FOR THE PRODUCTION
AND PACKAGING OF CHEESE

City: Oslo

We invite to work: men, women, couples, up to 45 years old

Salary: 4100 euros/month

Work schedule:

– Monday-Friday, Saturday – optional

– Shift: 8-10 hours

– Night shifts are paid additionally

Vacancies:

– packer;

– cheese slicer;

– cheese labeling specialist;

– quality control specialist

Responsibilities:

– packaging and preparation of finished products for shipment;

– cutting cheese into portions in accordance with quality standards;

– label products on the production line for further identification;

– maintain quality standards by identifying and correcting defects

Requirements:

– no bad habits;

– knowledge of English.

Work clothes: provided by the employer

Accommodation:

– provided by the employer in an apartment or house;

– the apartment is for 2-3 people;

– separate apartments are provided for couples;

– the living quarters are equipped with household appliances, internet, dishes and bed linen

Meals: provided by the employer free of charge (breakfast and lunch)

Transportation: compensation for transportation costs is provided