Moving to Norway Oslo from Italy

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pachipoloGuest06 June 2013 12:26:33

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Hi everyone

I am Muhammad Ali from Pakistan living in Italy with (permesso soggiorno) resident permit I am trying to move Norway is it possible to change my contract there by professional I am an expert auto mechanic

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new_in_norwaySerial expat06 June 2013 13:26:34

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Hi Pachipolo

It could be difficult as it is difficult for foreigners to find qualified work in Norway, especially if they do not speak Norwegian.

Do remember that Norway is not in the EU

Just try this website for jobs

finn.no/jobb/

Type in "Mechanic" to see if there are any English-speaking auto mechanic jobs available.

It would have been good if you knew of any Pakistani-owned auto mechanic shop where you could apply for work, but if that is not the case then I don't what how you can find a job in Norway.

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