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You must print out this checklist, fill it in, and bring it with you when you hand in the application documents.
You must hand in these documents with your application Checklist for renewal of family immigration permit
Name:
DUF number/date of birth:
How to use the checklist
Underneath is a list of the documents you need to submit when you apply for family immigration. Some of the documents you the applicant have to get and others the reference person need to get.
- Print the list.
- Mark every submitted document in the check list
- Sign the last page.
- You as the applicant should then submit this checklist and copies of all the relevant documents at the local police station or a Foreign Service Mission. You must also bring the original documents.
Documents that everyone must hand in when you apply to renew your permit
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The signature form is the attachment you received via email when you registered your application online. Please print it and bring it with you. If you are handing in your application at a Danish embassy, please bring a filled-out application form instead. (www.udi.no/forms)
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You can use this form Form for granting Power of Attorney, pdf, 710 kB (pdf, 199 kB) (www.udi.no/forms) or the form you received by email when you registered your application in the Application Portal.
Additional documents for some applicants
If you wish to renew a permit on the basis of marriage or cohabitation
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Fill in the Declaration of relationship form (pdf, 616 kB) (www.udi.no/forms)
If you wish to renew a permit on the basis of contact visits with children in Norway
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The UDI does not have a special form for this. The agreement you sign must contain information about who the child is living with on a permanent basis, who is going to have access with the child, and when and how the access will be carried out. If you need help to write a contact visit agreement, you can contact family counselling (familievernkontor).
"Access" normally means that the child, as a minimum, stays with the parent who has access one afternoon a week, every other weekend, two weeks during the summer holidays and for Christmas or Easter.
If the person you apply for family immigration with has a permit for studies in Norway
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You must have an income of at least
NOK 396 890 per year pre-tax
, documented by a statement of support from the State Education Loan Fund (Lånekassen), a bank statement from your account in a Norwegian bank, or a detailed work contract for any part time work you do and pay slips.
If the person you apply for family immigration with has a temporary residence permit for work in Norway
Not relevant if he or she has a permanent residence permit or Norwegian citizenship.
If you have submitted the application after your former residence permit has expired
Do you need to document income when you apply for a renewal?
When you apply for family immigration for the first time, you normally have to document that the person in Norway (the sponsor) can support you financially.
When you apply for a renewal, the rules are as follows:
Those who have family immigration with a foreign national who has a residence permit as a worker or student in Norway
If you have family immigration with a foreign national who has a residence permit as a worker or student in Norway you must always hand in documentation of income when you apply for a renewal.
Other types of applicants
When you apply for a renewal for the first time, we will check that the reference person has fulfilled the income requirement since you came to Norway. (This does not apply if you were exempted from the income requirement when you were granted the permit.)
We will electronically access information about the reference person’s income from the Tax authorities. If we need more documentation, you will receive a letter regarding this.
There is no requirement for future income.
Date/place:
Signature: