You get 1 year's paid leave in Norway upon the birth of a child. But a man must take 12 weeks of leave. If you want, the woman can take 12 weeks at home with pay and the man can stay at home the rest. Have a brother where finances etc meant that he was at home with payment for 9 months. and $1,000 for pensioners is wrong. The least you get is $1,538. Greetings from Norway.

@MrJohaje

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We needs emigrants ... We have more money and cravings that our children can forfill.....

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The most important thing is we treat humans like humans here, misogyny is nonexistent. Treating race and sexuality with equality is our mission. React to the king of norways speech on equality.

University education isn't technically free. You have to pay $80 per semester. So if you are doing a Bachelor's degree you have to pay $80 times 6, $480 for 3 years. You might want to buy some books, but the university try to make buying books optional and therefore they provide all the material you need for free. Now, Norway has a politically institutionalized bank for students. This bank will help you with all costs as a student including food and living expenses. When you have completed your education, if your income is not too high, 40% of your loan is converted to a stipend, meaning you only have to pay back 60%. This debt has among the lowest interest rates in all of Norway. In practice it is the cheapest loan you will ever get.

Best of luck in your application and if you do get accepted, don't forget to stock up on Vitamin-D for the Winters, the more melanin you have, more important it becomes.

12 weeks for him, 9 months for you. Fully pais

the cap on healthcare is not 1800 dollars, lol, its in kroner, so it's 1/10th ish.

@knuthenriksommer4982

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At the moment the cap is 3040-kr, so about 300-$.

9:55 the man in the lawn chair is a prisoner.... The prison is for when you are close to the end of a long sentence, where you have to keep a job, and maintain a household ..

If you have a baby you get paid 1 year to stay home with your baby, you also get 5 weeks paid vecation pr year

Jepp :)

vold love to eather bptise ,i cant eford one of them eve'n🤷🙇

@Muchoyo

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Hva er det du prøver å si med din hjelpeløse engelsk?

That video is way too old. For many years, Norway has been the country with the greatest growth in the entire Eurozone. You never pay more than $200 a year for health - hospitals are free. A normal doctor's consultation costs $23. Medicines that you need or must have are free within the same $200. The Norwegian oil fund or pension fund is not $375 billion - but $1.4 trillion in 2023 ($275,000 per person) and is the world's largest state fund - bigger than China's state fund for 1.4 billion people. All schools are digital and everyone gets a tablet or laptop. Your social security is also such that you always have your food needs, rent and electricity expenses covered if you have difficult finances. Average income is about $50,000 per year. You don't get $1,000 from the State in pension - but normally 66% of salary over the last 5 years. If you have never worked, you get about $1,800 per month - any contribution to rent and electricity in addition.

@AndreasEUR

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False. Medicines are not free up to 200..

@lpdude2005

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@@AndreasEUR Necessary medicines are free - not medicines you absolutely do not need.