citizens of other Nordic Council countries may naturalise after a two-year residence
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Forgot the 'Nordic Council' about it as the criteria are touch complicated.
Anyway, after attending 300 hours of Norwegian classes and
cohabiting in Norwegian equivalent of common law relationship (unmarried, could be same sex as well, but civil union then)
for three years in Norway
I WILL BE ABLE TO GET CITIZENSHIP
So I forgot some details and didn't remember the conditions, but I missed it by ONE year if such conditions are met. I don't think finding girlfriend (or
gay guy for the purpose if I were up to it) would be such impossible feat.
Yeah. the 'guess' I wrote was subtle 'surely' if you didn't get it.
Funny how specific the law is. You can see it's pretty hard to become fluent in Norwegian language not speaking another Nordic language.
You would hardly get any naturalisation applications then.