NORWAY IN SEARCH OF SERBS: Here's what jobs they are looking for and what they pay!

If you are looking for a job, Norway is the right place for you! But before that, you have to meet a very strict set of conditions. Norway is seeking engineers, teachers, nurses, as well as bus drivers, cooks and waiters, and the average salary is around 4,500 euros.

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If you want to work in Norway, you need a residence work permit, and to get it you first need to find a job that has a solid job offer.

The average salary is 36,700 kroner (NOK) or 4,384 euros and is among the highest in Europe.

The waiter-chefs can make up to 3,200 euros, paramedics 3,800, civil engineers 5300, IT engineers 5,400, pharmacists 6000 euros,welders 3,800,  drivers 4,000,  physicians 7,500, painters 3, 000 and electricians 4,000 euros.

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Food in Norway is more expensive  in comparison to other European countries by a whopping 62 percent. Renting rooms cost anywhere between 500 euros and 800 euros for a studio. A one bedroom apartment can rent for 1.1oo euros, and a two-bedroom for 1300 euros.

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Formal education must be equivalent to vocational training in Norway. If authorized diplomas are required, they must be accompanied by the original and a recognized license when it comes to healthcare personnel. If you want to work as personnel of a staffing company, you must submit a list of duties that the employer has already planned for you to perform, as well as evidence that your diploma is recognized in Norway.

For authorization,  you will require a passport, diploma, detailed plan and program of your education with a list of items, practices and topics covered through education as well as proof of passing the specialist exam.

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In order to obtain a residence permit you must first pay a fee to apply for the permit, which is about 350 euros. The residence permit is obtained for a period of one to three years, and after three years you can apply for a permanent residence.

In case you lose your job, you can stay in Norway for six months to look for another. If you want to be a seasonal worker in fishing, catering,

tourism or health, the employer must obtain a certificate from the NAV that it is not possible for him to find enough workers from the EU and Norway for this job.

You cannot be a seasonal worker for longer than six months for a period of one year.

(Telegraf.co.uk/ Blic)