Living in Norway : A Practical Guide

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If you're off to the land of fjords and plan on settling in rather than playing tourist, Living in Norway is an essential information source. Completely revised at the end of 1999, it will smooth the transition whether you intend to stay for a week or a lifetime. The book opens with extensive checklists to remind you of all the most important details when entering or leaving the country. Your car, insurance status, paperwork, health and bank records, and more--all can make your life easy or frustratingly complicated, depending on your preparation. There are 48 chapters in all covering transportation, climate, crime and police, consumer goods, retirement, and pretty much anything else you could think of to ask a native. How do you ask for the eel special, or anything but the eels? How can you forward mail? Is that deafening alarm an air raid or just a test? It's all here, but if you want greater depth on a topic, there's plenty of pointers to online and printed resources, as well. A short but very helpful glossary of common Norwegian service names fills the yellow pages in the back. Well indexed, cleverly organized, and comprehensive, Living in Norway is a priceless treasure for the nouveau Norsk. --Rob Lightner

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Patricia Bjaaland's classic "Living in Norway" (ISBN 82-990990-0-5), last published in the second edition of 1988, has been out of print since 1990. With more than 800 topics in 32 chapters, this completely new third edition by Michael Brady and Belinda Drabble is the essential A-Z sourcebook for moving to, settling and living in Norway, the small, northern country that now is one of the most dynamic and wealthiest in Europe.

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