<p>Student life in Norway is one of the most eye-opening experiences and is very enjoyable. The cities are very scenic, and you will discover a very friendly community with a rich culture. Studying in Norway and integrating yourself into the Norwegian standard of living can make you want to settle there in the long run.</p>

<p>Here are some prospects for you that Norway offers:</p>

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	<li>Working hours are limited to 20 hours a week for international students in Norway, which enables them to work part time jobs that help support their living expenses. Pursuing a degree and working to sustain themselves can go hand in hand for international students in Norway.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Sweden gives work permits to students after they have completed their studies. You just have to apply for a temporary residence permit as a job seeker.</li>
	<li>For students who aim to settle in Norway, it is easy to apply for a permanent residence permit. Unlike other countries, a permanent residence permit is easily granted after obtaining a work permit and meeting a salary requirement.</li>
	<li>You automatically get a PSW (Post Study Work Visa) with a validity of one year after completing your studies in Norway. The benefits of PSW are that it helps you gain more experience and work on your niche.</li>
	<li>On average, the hourly wage per person is 323.5 NOK. This means that, as an international student, you can earn up to 25,000 NOK per month.</li>
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