Healthcare for UK nationals living in Norway
How to get state healthcare if you live, work or study in Norway.
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If you started living in Norway before 1 January 2021, your rights to access healthcare in Norway will stay the same for as long as you remain resident.
This guidance explains what you need to do in Norway depending on your circumstances.
Anyone registered as a resident in Norway has a right to access the Norwegian state healthcare system.
State healthcare in Norway is not completely free. Healthcare costs are covered by both the state and through patient contributions (user fees).
With Brexit done, Boris s next task is to save the Union
Support for Scottish independence has soared, which means the PM has a tricky task ahead to keep the country together
29 December 2020 • 7:00am
Boris Johnson may have succeeded in extracting the UK from one union but he now needs to get to work on making sure we stay in another. With the Prime Minister’s Brexit deal on course to sail through the Commons this week, the next constitutional challenge facing the Government is to save the Union.
Over the past year, support for Scottish independence has risen alarmingly – a Savanta ComRes poll this month found it has equalled its record level of 58 per cent when undecided voters are excluded, and 52 per cent when included.
Karandaaz becomes major shareholder of PCGC
National
December 28, 2020
ISLAMABAD: The government has approved the sale of majority shareholding of the state-owned Pakistan Credit Guarantee Company (PCGC) to the UK-funded entity Karandaaz by converting billions of rupees worth of unspent grants into equity.
The sale was approved despite the fact that the Ministry of Finance had raised key questions in writing at the initial stage. Out of grant money of £50 million, the unspent funds stood at Rs3.5 billion lying with the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP). The funds were invested into T-bills so the principal and mark-up amount increased to Rs6.5 billion in the last 12 years from 2008 through 2020.
Top Story
December 28, 2020
ISLAMABAD: The government has approved the sale of majority shareholding of the state-owned Pakistan Credit Guarantee Company (PCGC) to the UK-funded entity Karandaaz by converting billions of rupees worth of unspent grants into equity.
The sale was approved despite the fact that the Ministry of Finance had raised key questions in writing at the initial stage.
Out of grant money of £50 million, the unspent funds stood at Rs3.5 billion lying with the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).
The funds were invested into T-bills so the principal and mark-up amount increased to Rs6.5 billion in the last 12 years from 2008 through 2020.
Top Story
December 28, 2020
ISLAMABAD: The government has approved the sale of majority shareholding of the state-owned Pakistan Credit Guarantee Company (PCGC) to the UK-funded entity Karandaaz by converting billions of rupees worth of unspent grants into equity.
The sale was approved despite the fact that the Ministry of Finance had raised key questions in writing at the initial stage. Out of grant money of £50 million, the unspent funds stood at Rs3.5 billion lying with the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).
The funds were invested into T-bills so the principal and mark-up amount increased to Rs6.5 billion in the last 12 years from 2008 through 2020. Now the ECC has approved a change in the shareholding structure of the PCGC under which the shareholding of the Government of Pakistan in the company has been reduced to 49 percent from the earlier 70 percent.