Living in Oslo guide

Expats arriving in the Norwegian capital city of Oslo might expect different things: a sight of the beautiful fjords touted on ...

Many expats are intimidated by Oslo's colder climate. Luckily, the city offers a wide range of both indoor and outdoor ...

Aside from easily accessible weekday activities in Oslo, the city offers seasonal activities to suit every preference. Some of ...

Norwegians are an active bunch and weather is no obstacle. You will see youngsters playing soccer in the pouring rain or even ...

Oslo is an up-and-coming foodie capital bursting with new inventions and tastes often referred to as New Nordic Cuisine. It's ...

From cultural attractions to a buzzing food scene and local sights and sounds, Oslo has a lot to offer. Experiencing Oslo like a ...

Norwegians are not known for their eagerness to befriend newcomers. Most locals have well-established social networks comprising ...

Oslo is not the biggest city; networking will help you stay connected and discover new opportunities. Whether you are already ...

From deciding what to wear and choosing a topic of conversation, there are clear dos and don'ts when it comes to networking ...

House prices in Oslo have been on the rise for the past decade, and although the market is beginning to stabilize, the housing ...

Rental places in Oslo are competitive, and prices are overall high. High living costs are well-expected across the Scandinavian ...

Welcome to Oslo! Once you familiarise yourself with the neighbourhoods in Oslo, it will be much easier to navigate the city ...

High wages and an exceptionally high quality of life draw many expats to Norway's capital city. Expats will find that the job ...

Norway has strict immigration and work permit rules that make it difficult to find a job. In many cases, expats will be applying ...

Companies in Norway offer attractive work environments that provide a good work-life balance; it is precisely for this reason ...