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Study Guides · 2026-10-14
Degree-seeking students from outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland normally pay tuition at Norwegian institutions, and the fee comes on top of the proof of funds UDI requires for a study permit.
Study Guides · 2026-10-13
NTNU's 2026/27 fees for non-EU students range from NOK 176,300 to NOK 528,650 per year, depending on the programme category.
Study Guides · 2026-10-12
EU/EEA and Swiss students are normally exempt from tuition fees at Norwegian public institutions, but at private ones like BI they pay the same as domestic students, NOK 128,200 for a standard master
Study Guides · 2026-10-11
Most international students can't get Lånekassen support unless they have a permanent residence permit, marry a Norwegian, or work full-time in Norway for 24 months first.
Study Guides · 2026-10-10
Norway's official student living cost estimate is NOK 15,488 per month for 2026-27, but that excludes tuition, travel and permit fees, and city housing can push your real budget higher.
Study Guides · 2026-10-09
Sammen in Bergen guarantees housing for first-time international students who apply by 15 May for autumn, while SiO in Oslo gives priority to the youngest new students who apply by 1 June.
Study Guides · 2026-10-08
If you stay in Norway for at least 12 months, you generally become a member of the National Insurance Scheme from your date of entry; shorter stays need a closer look at Nav's rules.
Study Guides · 2026-10-07
The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) offers NoW, a free online Norwegian course you can start before you arrive in Norway.