About Norway's Tax System
Norway, located in Europe, offers a worldwide tax system. Under a worldwide tax system, residents are taxed on their global income regardless of where it's earned. However, various tax treaties and exemptions may apply to foreign-sourced income.
With a corporate tax rate of 22% and a top personal income tax rate of 39.4%,Norway offers a moderate tax environmentin our World Tax Index with an overall score of 69/100.
Tax Information
22%
Standard corporate tax rate is 22%.
39.4%
WorldwideTop marginal rate is 39.4%.
Economic & Investment Climate
Measures how often a country's tax regulations have changed over the last decade. Higher score means more predictable tax environment.
Indicates how independent the country's tax system is from global pressures. Higher score means more control over own tax policies.
A measure of the country's overall economic health and predictability, based on GDP growth, inflation, and sovereign credit ratings.
Reflects the safety and security of investments in the country, considering factors like legal protections for investors and political risk.
Based on perceived levels of public sector corruption. Higher score indicates a cleaner, more transparent business environment.
Rates the value of special programs offered, such as tax-free periods for new residents or designated economic zones. Higher score means more attractive incentives.
Investment & Residency Programs
Norway offers a Digital Nomad Visa for remote workers and freelancers looking to live and work from the country.
Visa Duration
Up to 2 years
Minimum Income Requirement
~€3,000/month
Minimum Stay
Must spend majority of time in Norway.
Special Conditions
For self-employed persons with a business registered abroad.
Citizenship Pathways
Norway offers citizenship through ancestry or bloodline connections.
Rule
Jus Sanguinis (Right of Blood)
Conditions
A child is automatically a citizen if born to a Norwegian mother or father, regardless of the child's place of birth.
Norway's policy on birthright citizenship.
Rule
Conditional Jus Soli (Right of Soil)
Conditions
Birth in Norway does not confer citizenship. A child born in Norway to unknown parents (a foundling) is a citizen.
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