What is it like to live in Norway?

Before reading this, please read these three key points first: a) This post has nothing to do with things I do or don't like about living in Norway. If you're curious about what those are (which, I love living in Norway, so they are basically all positives), you can find those articles here. read more

Only richer countries like Norway will enable you to pay off your loan in a decent time. Moving to Norway for the Stats: Some 'new-movers' decide to live in Norway based on international statistics found on wiki. Although 'stats' seem to give you a good idea of the country they can also be deceiving in terms of real life. read more

Norway is one of the most expensive countries in the world, and at the beginning you’ll feel like booking the next flight out of there. But after a while, you’ll find that it’s perfectly normal to pay $20 for a pint of beer, $10 for a loaf of bread, and $8 for a cup of coffee. read more

Living in Norway is like living in that air-conditioned bus and never having to face reality, because even the victims of the global exploitation system will scent their stench for you, when they threaten to come too close. read more