Locations

From North to South, work across Norway.

Map of NorwayOpen Jobzone Work-in-Norway positions plotted by city.Trondheim: 9 jobsTrondheim9 jobsSortland: 4 jobsTromsø: 2 jobsTromsø2 jobsBergen: 2 jobsBergen2 jobsMolde: 2 jobsMosjøen: 2 jobsBodø: 1 jobBodø1 jobKongsberg: 1 jobSvolvær: 1 jobFinnsnes: 1 job
01Trondheim
9
02Sortland
4
03Bergen
2
04Tromsø
2
05Molde
2
06Mosjøen
2
07Svolvær
1
08Finnsnes
1
09Bodø
1
10Kongsberg
1

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Here, work fits inside a life.

01

Your hours are paid. On time.

Every hour is paid at Norwegian rates, overtime included, with the full protection of Norwegian labour law.

02

Lunch is a real break.

A proper break. Eaten at a table with colleagues, not at your desk or on the move.

03

Sick days are paid.

Up to three days self-reported, no doctor's note. Full salary continues from day one of illness.

04

Same work, same pay.

Foreign or Norwegian, you're paid the rate set by sector-wide collective agreements. Equal pay for equal work.

05

Tools, gear, certificates.

Boots, helmet, certificates: the employer covers it. Nothing is quietly deducted from your salary later.

06

Paid holidays and pension.

Paid time off, mandated every year. Plus public holidays. Plus pension contributions on every placement.

Moving to Norway? Here's what to know.

Work permits

Whether you need a work permit depends on where you're from and which role you're applying to.

If you're an EU/EEA citizen, you can work in Norway freely. Just register when you arrive.

If you're from outside the EU, you'll need a work permit. For some roles, especially skilled trades in construction, we can support your application. For others, you'll need a permit already, or arrange it yourself.

Each job listing tells you exactly what applies. If you're not sure, ask us before you apply. It's faster than guessing.

Language

Most of our warehouse, industry, and construction roles don't require Norwegian.

Some skilled roles do, usually where safety or precise communication matters. Each job listing tells you what's needed.

Pay and conditions

Norwegian labour law applies to everyone we place. That means equal pay for equal work, paid holidays, sick pay, and pension contributions.

No exceptions. No shortcuts. The same protections as any Norwegian worker.

Getting set up

We can point you toward the practical things: tax card, bank account, accommodation near your workplace, healthcare registration.

We don't do these for you. But we tell you what to do, in what order, and what to expect.

Questions, answered.

Do I need to speak Norwegian to get a job?
Not for most of our warehouse, industry, and construction roles. Some skilled positions do require Norwegian, usually where safety or precise communication matters. Each job listing tells you exactly what's needed.
Do you help with work permits?
It depends on the role and where you're from. EU/EEA citizens don't need a permit. For non-EU citizens, we support permit applications for some roles, especially skilled trades in construction. Ask us before you apply if you're not sure.
How fast can I start working after I apply?
Often within a few weeks. Sometimes faster, depending on the role and your situation. Once we've matched you to a job, we move quickly.
What does Jobzone cost me?
Nothing. Norwegian law forbids staffing agencies from charging workers. The companies hiring you pay us.
What kind of contract do I get?
A proper Norwegian employment contract, with Norwegian pay, paid holidays, sick pay, and pension contributions. No exceptions.
Where in Norway do you have work?
30+ offices across Norway, from Alta in the far north to Mandal in the south. Each job listing shows the location and which local Jobzone office handles it.
Can I apply if I'm not in Norway yet?
Yes. Many of our placements start before the worker arrives in Norway; we'll coordinate timing and confirm permit status with you along the way.
What do I need to apply?
A CV in English or Norwegian, ID, and, if you're not from the EU/EEA, information about your work permit status. That's it to get started.

Three steps to work in Norway.

01

Browse

Find a job that fits your experience and your location. Each listing tells you what's needed: language, permits, experience.

02

Apply

Send your CV in English or Norwegian. We respond within a few working days.

03

Start

Sign your contract, get your start date, begin work. Norwegian employment, proper pay, real protections.

Ready to find your job in Norway?

Browse what's open today and apply to the job that fits.

Watch out for scams. We have been made aware of fraudulent job offers from people falsely claiming to represent Jobzone. All real vacancies and contact people are listed on jobzone.no. If you're unsure, contact your nearest Jobzone office directly.