A Little Help... :)

Hi and welcome on the forum Sayea

I hope other members will be able to give you some useful advices soon

Regards
Armand

Hi,

that is a lot of questions!

1) Yes you can reside in Norway for 2 times three months in a row without problem, then after you must prove that you work, actively look for a job or is in a relationship with a resident. There is never any problem for EU resident anyway. We have the case of a British national that committed more than 500 crimes and felonies in Norway that we cannot send back to the UK. if your bf i the father of your son, things will be even easier. You don't need a visa as you wrote in your message, you may need a permission to stay but I think this has been abolished now except if you have a romonian or bulgarian passport.

2) Again, there is no visa for you, so not a problem

3) I disagree with other posters to some extend. It is easy to find some kind of job in Norway, like waitress or working in supermarket, especially if you already speak some norwegian

4) International school is very very expensive while Norwegian schools are free. Some schools offer the International Baccalaureat course from the middle school and this is free. As soon as you get your national number for you and your son, you can register him to a school.

Hope this helps!
ANDM

Hi
the link below is an official website of Norway in UK .
norway.org.uk/ARKIV/education/englishschools/

You can also have a look at different international schools on the website. Otherwise i think you can send an e-mail to ambassy ( look in the website) and ask them directly.

wish you luck

Hi, I moved here 9 years ago with my Norwegian
husband. I am originally Scottish.
I will double check if the system is the same.
We found out that I had to apply
for family reunification.
For 3 years I paid for residency permit
'oppholdstilatelse'  After 3 years
I was then given permenant residency.
The 3 years was a formality and I
wasn"t in any danger of being
sent out if the country.