Immigration law concerns the right to reside in Norway. Have you been denied your residence permit application? Or are you at risk of being deported from Norway? Have you received a letter from UDI you wish to appeal?
Our lawyers have extensive experience appealing UDI decisions and assisting clients and their families with staying in Norway. We regularly handle cases before the Immigration Appeals Board and the courts, and often succeed in having UDI decisions overturned.
If you have any questions about your rights and obligations as an immigrant in Norway, we encourage you to contact us to evaluate your situation.
In many cases, you may be entitled to free legal aid, and we will help ensure that your legal costs are covered. You can read more about that here.
If you need an interpreter, our lawyers have access to a wide network and work with interpreters in many different languages.
We also have a legal associate who speaks fluent Tamil. In cases involving free legal aid, we make sure you get the best interpreters for free. If you prefer a specific interpreter, we’ll arrange it.
Asylum cases
Deportation, expulsion, or revocation of residence permits
Family reunification
Work permits
Residence rights for EEA citizens
If you have received a rejection letter from UDI (Norwegian Directorate of Immigration), you often have the right to appeal the decision. It’s important to act quickly, as there are strict deadlines for submitting an appeal. We recommend that you contact a lawyer as soon as possible to assess your options and ensure your rights are protected.
In deportation cases, you are entitled to free legal aid. This means the government will cover your legal expenses. We recommend that you contact a lawyer as soon as possible to challenge the deportation decision. Our lawyers have extensive experience in handling such appeals.
Get in touch for a non-binding consultation.
