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Permanent residence permit (child under 18)

Who it's for: For a child under 18 who holds a qualifying residence permit in Norway and wants to stay indefinitely.

Information, not immigration advice. This page summarises what the government publishes. Confirm every figure on the official page before you pay or apply.

Last checked 3 Nov 2026

Requirements at a glance

  • Main fee: NOK 2,000
  • Decision time: Official processing-time tool

Figures and costs

Approximate, at rates of 27 Oct 2026. Banks use different rates.
Figures for the Permanent residence permit (child under 18)
ItemAmountIn your currencySource
Main feeNOK 2,000—udi.noOfficial · 3 Nov 2026

Figures marked check could not be confirmed on a live official page, or come from a secondary source.

What the official pages say

2 points recorded from official pages. Open a point to see the official wording.

  • Main feeNOK 2,000Official wording
    “Permanent residence permit for children under 18 NOK 2 000”
  • Decision timeOfficial processing-time tool ↗Official wording
    “Here you can find UDI’s waiting times for first-time applications, renewals, and appeals.”

We have not yet recorded: Job offer needed; Study place needed; Minimum education; Work experience; Language; Age limit; Money to show; Salary threshold; Family can join; Can lead to permanent residence; Occupation list. That does not mean there is no rule — confirm on the official page. Official page.

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