Cost of Living in Oslo

Hello,
I am Raj from Bangladesh,i get a opportunity to go Norway for study.I want to earn minimum 1600 Euro per month with part time job.is it possible?After earn 1600 Euro i want to sent 1000 Euro per month to my family.is it possible for me?other wide i have to cancel my opportunity.Please advice :)

Wages are more even than other places. Compared to maybe London, I would guess that low-pay occupations earn maybe 3 times more, while typically highly paid occupations pay less. Bankers definitely earn a lot more in London, high-end IT people less, low-end IT people more, burger flippers a lot more.

Norway is a fucking shit hole overrated country the cunning take away everything the ignorant get jobless and spiral down
Nobody should come here

hey i am odhora .. i am from bangladesh .. i want to admit in university at oslo .. so i want to know ... how much money i need to go and study there for per month

Hi , i am from Nepal . I want to be there for my masters in Oslo, that is what i am planning to be there. How expensive is Oslo for normal life . Do students are eligible for full time job (for masters student). How much do asingle student can earn minimum of wage per hour. I am planning to bringmy wife with me is it possible? Do myspouse get right to work for full time ?

Hello everyone, im polish woman, i have pedagogy Master degree and actually im loocking for work in norway. No matter which kind of work, im read even to work physical work like or somthing like that.
My familly financing situation is littel hard thats why i take that Kind of décision. Please any help and Thanks in advance.

Total cost of healthcare in Norway are 341 USD(includes medicine, doctors consultation, hospitals etc), anything above that will be paid by the gouvernment.
Public schools have no tuition fee, and its common to achieve scholarship

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I work at a call centre and I earn 185NOK(30USD) before tax, net salary(27% tax) is 135NOK(22USD)
Gasoline(95 unleaded)prices are today 16NOK/litre
And no beer are sold in stores at sunday, after 18:00 saturday or after 20:00 weekdays

Typos (or actually I dont know what was I thinking) -

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a good 1 bhk place in city and still save some movie ?

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a good 1 bhk place in city and still save some money ?

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i am american need informtion about trucking

What can I bring to Norway to help subsidize my trip ? Think I could trade a new pair over Jeans
for 1 night hotel/hostel/room ? Camera SD memory cards ? Lingerie ? any ideas ? want to spend a month there. thanks

These prices are too cheap. It's expencier.

@Hasse - I think you don't live in Norway pal. The milk (qmelk normal fat) is 14kr and Hel is 15kr. From where did you get that 18 ? Or in Trondheim you pay for the bottle :)))

@Non-Norwegian: I am also an experienced IT professional at a major company and make 48,000 NOK per month after tax. I am very far from top management and see younger colleagues taking home salaries not that far from mine.

I have to to give credit to #Someguy. I am too a slovak citizen, working in IT. Norway is a haven of prosperity in Europe, that is a simple fact, everyone knows why. Slovakia, once part of Czechoslovakia was an industrialized country with major heavy industry, steel production, chemical and pharmaceutical industries and socialistic welfare system. Yes people where somewhat "poorer" then those in western capitalistic countries, but we enjoyed completly free of charge healthcare at a very high level (specialists from our country are still demanded in countries that actually started to built their "super" welfare states based primarely on resource abundance e.g. UAE), free of charge higher education including universities in such cities like Prague, 0 % rate unemployemnt, as being unemployed was actually a major criminal offence, well everything had its cons of course, but in comparison with contemporary status quo it seems like farcry fantasy. After declaring the independence from Czechoslovakia (which was done by the biggest plague of all time AKA politicians, who did it primarely for self gain and benefits of "privatisation" of national multibillion (enumarated in dollars) industries, more preciesly laballed "theft of the centrury" the country is going into one big black hole. EU policy doesn't help at all, in fact it destroys whatever remained from the once prosperous, more importantly self-sufficient agriculture, completly self sustained food producion and world wide known industries. The point I am about to make is, that we do IN FACT have similiar price range in many aspects of comparison with such prosperous and highly developed country as Norway, which is completly ludacris. Actual unemployment rate in slovakia is officially enumerated as being slightly abouve 16%, which is a true "number magic", because the actual rate is closer to above 20%, more than 400 000 thousand people from slovakia work abroad, primarely in UK, Ireland, Austria and Germany, except EU Switzerland is one of the primary countries, many people also emigrated to USA. The quantity of work emigrants to scandinavia is also not negligable. Wages (if you have any employment that is and I am seriouslly not being sarcastic) are using median statistic method somewhere between 400-500 € netto (after taxation). The greatest tragedy is, that there are a BUNCH of people working for a minimal wage whichs is currently cca 300 € after taxation, still there are considerable quantity of "neophyte" neo capitalists that made considerable amounts of money, like every post socialistic developing country we do have dollar-euro-pound bilionairs, as privatisation was "legit" as it should have been. Seems ridiculous, but politicians as they are not highly regarded in practicly any corner of the world, should take a GREAT example from scandinavia, because the status quo being as I stated above, there are common local politics salaries around 3000€ netto, which doesnt seem that much in comparison with median in Norway, but you have to take into consideration those previously stated wages of "common" people, again workinf for roughly 500 if so, which composes the absolute majority of job wages in Slovakia (way above 75% of all who have any income) so the biggest tragedy is the income interval between the "working class" citizen and politicians, exluding highly paid professional sportsmen, enterpreneurs and top managers. Try to google search price ranges of real estates in Bratislava (slovak capitol), ridiculously higher then Prague, Budapest, being at the comparable level of Wien. Living in Scandinavia is a world tantamaunt of welfare and political correctness (of course nothing is ideal, but comparing it to political marasmus of a central european country, member state of EU and OECD wchich slovakia actually is comes with a very bittersweet grin on ones face. Thanks for reading. :)

the price is pretty accurate i will say

Can anyone tell me what would be the avg wages(in euros) in norway? and would it be sufficient to face the living expenses there?? and how could students exist?? will there be any part-time jobs for students?? and what will be the pay based on hours?? anyone please tell me..

#Gee - that cost is per square meter...

The average salary in Norway in the $ 45 per hour ... $ 7900 per month
Net after-tax income of $ 5200

The median monthly salary after taxes (for all income groups) is closer to $7000 than 4000 in Norway.

Aussie,

Yes, very expensive. I had to find a job making 1.6 million crowns a year to live at the same level I would in Florida on $100000 a year. This includes never knowing what is in the bank, traveling because I'm bored and living in a 3 bedroom town house. Oh and eating out all the time.

Is that really the average monthly wage after tax? It seems quite generous

this is too cheap. everything is more expensive!

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