Umzug nach Norway: Steuern, Aufenthalt und Leben

So werden Sie in Norway steuerlich ansässig: Einkommens-, Dividenden- und Gewinnsteuer, 5 Aufenthaltsprogramme, nötige Tage, Klima, Sicherheit und Wirtschaft – im Vergleich mit 194 Ländern.

Taxes

In Norway the top income tax rate is 47.4%, dividends are taxed at up to 37.84% and companies pay 22% corporate tax.

How to move and become tax resident

To become tax resident in Norway you need at least 183 days a year (Stay >183 days in 12 months or >270 days in 36 months). The typical route is EU/EFTA free movement (Swiss citizens: register as self-sufficient): Sufficient resources + comprehensive health insurance; register within ~3 months; clean record not formally required There are 5 open residence programmes in Norway — see the list below.

Living there

Oslo has a warm-summer continental climate with winter highs around -0.5 °C and summer highs around 22.5 °C. The economy grew +1.5% in 2025; the IMF forecasts 1.5% for 2026. Its passport opens about 165 countries without a visa in advance. Security: No conflict exposure.

Key facts

Höchste Einkommenssteuer47.4%
Dividendensteuer37.84%
Gewinnsteuer22%
Steuerliche Ansässigkeitnach 183 Tagen — Stay >183 days in 12 months or >270 days in 36 months
Typischer AufenthaltswegEU/EFTA free movement (Swiss citizens: register as self-sufficient) — Sufficient resources + comprehensive health insurance; register within ~3 months; clean record not formally required
Passvisumfrei oder Visum bei Ankunft in 165 Länder
Economic growth+1.5% (2025), forecast 1.5% (2026)
Klimatypwarm-summer continental · -0.5° / 22.5° (Oslo)
Krieg & Konfliktenone — No conflict exposure
Alle Naturgefahren2.8/10
Bankensicherheit9.5/10 · AAA
Eigentumsschutz9/10
Warme Wohnungen im Winter10/10

Aufenthaltsprogramme in Norway

Passende Ratgeber (Englisch)

Frequently asked questions

How many days do I need to spend in Norway to become tax resident?

nach 183 Tagen. Stay >183 days in 12 months or >270 days in 36 months Resident from arrival once threshold met; wealth tax on worldwide assets

How much tax will I pay in Norway?

In Norway the top income tax rate is 47.4%, dividends are taxed at up to 37.84% and companies pay 22% corporate tax.

Which residence programmes does Norway offer?

Registration certificate for EEA/EFTA nationals (incl. Swiss); Residence permit for self-employed persons (sole proprietorship); Residence permit for skilled workers; Family immigration permit; Svalbard – visa- and permit-free residence (Svalbard Treaty)

What is the usual way to move to Norway?

EU/EFTA free movement (Swiss citizens: register as self-sufficient). Sufficient resources + comprehensive health insurance; register within ~3 months; clean record not formally required

Compare with nearby countries

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