Marriage

As Cohabitant?

https://www.udi.no/en/want-to-apply/fam … #link-1181

Requirements for both
Both of you must be over the age of 18.
You are going to live together in Norway.
You must meet one of the following two requirements:
You must have lived together for at least two years and neither of you can be married to someone else. If you have lived together in Norway, both of you must have had legal residence.
You have, or are expecting, a child together. You are both unmarried or divorced.
You must be at least 24 years old.
Requirements for the applicant
You must pay an application fee.
You must document your identity. If you have a valid passport, that is usually valid proof of identity.
You must not be subject to a prohibition against entry to Norway or Schengen.
Requirements for the reference person
You must have an income of at least NOK 260 744 per year pre-tax now. In addition, your income last year must have been at about the same level. You also cannot have received any social security benefits during the last 12 months. Please check the income requirements, what kind of income that counts and whether you can be exempted from any of the requirements.

What if both of us are still married? And both are separated. Is it ok for us to see o be with each other despite our status?

You can only visit her as a tourist provided that you meet the requirements.

Will there be any problem because shes just separared and not yet divorced

Vin, it seems your location is in Trondheim.

Well anyway, that wouldn't be a problem here in Norway. You can visit him/her as a tourist.

But, just be a ware that your wife/husband in the Phils. can file a case against you if he/she knew about your relationship. Since both of you are technically still married and not annuled.

Hi peps, whats with the Trondheim thing? Does it have something to do with my current situation?

Well we thought that you are outside Norway, but it seems not. That's why my reply and the other suggest to have a tourist visa.

If you are planning to visit here or live with her, there's nothing wrong with it in Norway, but as said, just be a ware that you might have problems in the Philippines IF your legal spouse files a case against you if he/she have submissible evidence.

Also, here's a link about family law in Norway:

https://www.regjeringen.no/contentasset … 7-2020.pdf



and IF you want to marry your girlfriend here in Norway, then you must secure a document that you are single or your marriage in the Philippines is annuled before you can re-marry.