Kone fra utlandet

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Hva er betingelsene for at en person kan ha med seg kona si fra utlandet til Norge?

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Det må vell framlegges bevis for ekteskap, viss ikke så er der visum for forlovede også.

 

Det hjelper veldig om vi får vite hvilket land dama er i fra, så kan vi finne informasjon om det på ambassade-sidene

[TPN]

Hun er fra Vietnam, og personen jeg kjenner går på avklaringspenger.

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Siden du kaller det kone går jeg ut ifra at dem er gift(?)

[TPN]

Yes dem er gift

[Herr Brun]

http://www.udi.no/Sentrale-tema/Familieinnvandring/Krav-til-personen-som-bor-i-Norge-referansepersonen/

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If you intend to stay in Norway for more than 90 days, you need to apply for residence permit. There are different types of residence permit base on your main purpose of staying in Norway: work, study, or reunified with your family.

An application for residence permit should be registered on the Application Portal Norway, and submitted at the Norwegian Embassy in Hanoi or at the Norwegian Consulate in HCMC. It will then be forwarded to the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) for considering. You are hence advised to contact UDI directly if you have any questions regarding your application process or case handling time. The applicant has to stay in his/her home country until the permit has been granted by UDI.

For more information about the various types of residence permits, please visit the web pages of the UDI.

 

 

 

Requirements for income and housing (the subsistence requirement)

In order for your family member to be granted a family immigration permit, you (the sponsor) must be able to support him or her financially and have somewhere you can live. This is known as the "income requirement" or the "subsistence requirement".

 

 

To be granted family immigration with a person living in Norway, you must be related to or have plans to set up a family with him or her. Here, you will find an overview of who can be granted a residence permit and the criteria that must be met.

Being related to the person in Norway is in itself not sufficient to be granted a family immigration permit. Certain requirements apply to the person with whom you are applying for family immigration.

 

 

Tror det her skal besvare litt.

Endret 2. juni 2013 av Priim