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Helsenorge – the official health portal in Norway

Helsenorge is the official health portal in Norway. Here we collect step-by-step guides, news and topics linked to this authority. Twoja Norwegia is an independent information portal, not an official government website.

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A child after moving to Norway — what needs to be arranged?
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You arrived in Norway with a child: what you need to arrange first

Moving with a child is not just about your number, work and housing. You also need to sort out the child's residence, registration, school or kindergarten, health, vaccinations and check benefits. Not everything is handled at a single office — so we put it in order.

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Fastlege, legevakt or 113? Where to seek help in Norway

A child has a high fever, you have chest pain, or on a Saturday things suddenly get much worse. When stressed you do not want to learn the entire Norwegian health system. You need one answer: fastlege, 116 117 or 113?

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Material and commentary by Anna Willder provided to the editorial office on 23.10.2026; literature cited by the author; Arbeidstilsynet; the Working Environment Act § 4-3 and chapter 2 A; ILO Convention No. 190; STAMI/NOA; Helsenorge; Helsedirektoratet; Tidsskrift for Norsk psykologforening.
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Workplace bullying in Norway. When do "jokes" become humiliation?

Constant teasing, being excluded, undermining someone’s competence — when is it bullying, and when is it a conflict or justified criticism? We explain Norwegian definitions, warning signs and ways to react. This is an introduction to a conversation with Anna Willder, an expert psychologist at Twoja Norwegia.

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