Housing: Occupancy limitation?
Last activity 28 February 2013 by cHaRiSsE_
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AuNordDuMonde wrote:Hey, this will be specified in your rent contract. The landlord is able to specify whether the room or apartment is for one / two or more persons. He may not specify anything and then you are free to do what you want. Sub-renting is not allowed in Norway.
Nice! 
I have no plans in doing sub-renting.. It's just that me and my friend would want to keep our expenses to a minimum until we get a job. We don't mind renting one room and share stuffs.
Thank you so much for that info AuNordDuMonde.. Now we know that it would be based on the contract. 
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