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Are there any other legalities I will have to go through? When do I sign this register? And will I need a passport if I travel by sea?
Emily xxx
Barbastelle wrote:Thankyou
Are there any other legalities I will have to go through? When do I sign this register? And will I need a passport if I travel by sea?
Emily xxx
Anyone traveling from outside the Schengen zone is required to show their passport when entering, whether by land, sea, or air. I haven't entered the Schengen zone by sea, so I don't know exactly when they'll check your passport. It could be when boarding, when leaving, or both, but you will need your passport.
You need to register before the end of your first three months. Usually, this means registering once you're settled (have permanent accommodation, job), but you can register before you have any of these things sorted out, but if you move house, then you will need to register that you've moved. I don't remember exactly, but you may need a norwegian national insurance number to register, but the staff should be able to help you with that.
Apart from that, there really aren't many legal hurdles for EU citizens anymore. Maybe you'll have to fill out a customs declaration if you're importing your car, or other goods. But, if in doubt, go to your local UDI-office (Utlendingsdirektoratet; udi.no), take a number, and get some advice from them.
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