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Hi. Regarding the weather, it depends where in the country you live..The no sunlight in the winter is only the northern part of Norway.. I know several Filipino Nurses in Norway who are happy, they might need to adjust but in time you will..I have several relatives who have live in Norway for 30 years and more.. One will NOT working as a maid, caregiver yes and the pay is decent even if it living costs are high! To you who says that nurses deserve better dont really know that much of Norway.. Norway has been said to be one of the best countries to live in.. Did you know all medical bills for workers are covered? If you get to sick to work you still get paid? That if one gets so sick/injured that he/she could not work more the goverment will support you untill you die.. One needs to work 1 year as a nurses assistant before one can take the exam to be a certified nurse.. Dont just think salary, medical benefits, free school, and a good pension is just as important..

Hi, was just wondering if anyone else here is applying as a nurse in Norway?? I am leaving on sept 8 and want to get in touch with other nurses who is planning/hoping to work in Norway.. Please send me an email or pm Thanks :-)

I am a Filipino Nurse who is leaving for Norway to apply work. I am leaving sept 8, cant wait.. I studied Norwegian in Metro Manila at this great place, its called Learning Scandinavia Manila, they offer language courses and have links about Norway needing nurses on their website.