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Dr. Ursa
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 3 ธ.ค. 2020
Hi guys and welcome to my channel! I`m Ursa, a 32-years old pathology specialist living in Norway. It is a mixture of life in Norway, medicine, traveling, CrossFit and just my interests in everyday life of a pathology specialist.
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Instagram: @drursa
New videos go live every "Saturday". Subscribe if you want to follow along.
Instagram: @drursa
Salary in Norway 2021
If you are interested in working in Norway, you are most probably also interested in salary and taxes. So let`s have a look at it together! Besides this, also have a great day, and don’t forget to subscribe to the channel.
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Holidaypay in Norway: th-cam.com/video/xj8pROb8RJE/w-d-xo.html
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📸 Instagram: drursa
👍 Facebook: drursa.norge
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👌 Never miss a video again? SUBSCRIBE my channel: youtube.drursa.com and click the bell 🔔
► RELEVANT HASHTAGS
#salary #workinnorway #payroll #salaryinnorway #taxes #modernexpat #womenabroad #womanabroad #iamexpat #liveabroadlife #workandliveabroad #timetoliveaborad #ourlivesabroad #adaptingtochange #expatproblems #expatlife #expat #exploretheworlwithme #expatnorway #expatcoach #liveabroad #lifeinnorway #expatliving #expatlifestyle #expatblogger #expatwoman #ladybosslifestyle #expatlife #expats #expatslife
► MUSIC IN THIS VIDEO
Music by Zachary Friederich - Silly Gestures [Instrumental] - thmatc.co/?l=7DB700B8
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Welcome to my channel - Introduction Dr. Ursa
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Welcome to my channel - Introduction Dr. Ursa
Just a question from a future doctor wanting to move to Norway. Can you have a decent life with a Junior doctor salary, like for example rent a good apartment (t1 or t2) in the city or have a car if you live outside the city?
CAN U MAKE VIDEO HOW ONE CAN COMPLAIN ABOUT THE COMPLICATION OR LACK OF SERVICE OR CARELESSENESS DONE BY HEALTH WORKERS.
Hi Ursa I have a question here. I am working in Australia where 1.85 days of leave accure every month for 12 months adding upto total 22days per year including weekends is 30 days. For example in Australia what I am doing -Started working in January and wish to go for Holidays in June where my leave accure is half only 11 working days - I can apply apply for the leave of 11 days and ask for 4 unpaid hloidays to make it as 15(working) days of holidays give me a full 3 three week of holidays - as I need to travel to India everytime to visit my family and I can do the same again when applying holidays in December with remaining 11 days accured until december. I can understand about holiday payment by following year in norway , whereas in Australia payment is following your annual leave or in between the annual leave as per pay cycle
Yeah, that’s right. Not sure if this answers your question tho. 🙃
Wow
Mam do you earn 1 million Norwegian kroners a year as a doctor in norway? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.
Hi Dr. Ursa. Thank you so much for this video, it was a great help after I've been scouring the internet for hours. Could you possibly also include the references for your sources, please? It would be a great help.
Hi doctor
As a Norwegian, I think this is probably the worst aspect of our labour system. I remember when I had just started my first job, and after getting my first two monthly paychecks, I was suddenly shocked to find that the third one was completely absent because of the Feriepenger system. The system is really only a form of forced saving, because you're still getting money based on the labour you've put into your work, but some of that money is held back for one year. The rule about half tax in December is also forced saving, because it's not like it means you pay less tax overall, it just means it is shifted to the other months. It would be much simpler and easier for everyone if we abolished both of these rules.
It's quite silly, after all, the citizens of Norway are required to pay a miniscule amount of taxes to cover "everything". And then they hardly have to pay for anything medical after that? Ouch!
Thank you so much for sharing this Dr. Ursa
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Hey Dr. . I would like to ask if this rule applies for some people who are paid hourly. For example, i came here in Norwegian April. I found a job and a 100% Contract and i get my feriepenger money in June despite the fact i didn't work in 2021 in Norway.
excellent video
which is good?norway or canada?earn and live
how about civil engineer how much
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Mam, What would be tax for 10,00,000 nok ? pls reply mam
Hi. Could you check the amount you`d like to know the tax for? Is it 100.000 NOK or sth else?
I’m still confused 😢 employee just pay you 11 months or he pays you 12 months plus you get the holiday pay tax in june please respond
In an EU country, for example, your holiday money would be paid out as a bonus or divided over a couple of months. In Norway, it is accumulated all together and paid out once. And it`s also part of your salary, as the employers pay the same amount; it`s just paid out differently. Hope this helps, but it is indeed quite confusing. ;)
Interesting, didnt know, and was not even expecting. Ursa, One question since that, really two ones: 1. What will be the hourly rate of your salary if company speaks about monthly salary, how to calculate the hourly rate? 2. What will be the hourly rate of your salary if company speaks about annual salary, how to calculate the hourly rate? Thank you.
What is the name of intro music?
THanks for helping out people abroad to understand some parts of the healthcare system we have here in Norway. I feel like most of the people that reject even the thought of doing healthcare like we do it from a perspective of ignorance or greed.
Thank you, Dr Ursa. You're a treasure. :)
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I just looked it up and if you're under 16, you will be making at least 118,41 NOK/hour (11,33 Euro) in Norway. When you're over 18, you'll make 11,62/hour. After six years, you'll earn 21,22. A Norwegian work-year is 1695 hours.
I try to norway for job
Thanku i waiting you vidieo
Very informative but still need to ask some questions
just ask :)
Stunning video, great info.
Wondering if nursing home care and hospice care is covered in Norway?
On average they take about 75-80% of your income (pension), but you always have a free income they will never take away (around 280 dollars a month in 2022), but then everything else is covered, food, health care, rent etc, Savings cannot be part of the charging.
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Correction: «Every resident» gets universal coverage (except dental) not «every resident taxpayer».
Not quite, you have to be a tax payer or child of one. If you move here but have yet to pay any taxes you're *not* given free health care just yet and still need a health care insurance. It's a real problem that people who don't get a work permit has to pay for healthcare. Students are covered by a different scheme. People on welfare (that's also a right earned through the tax system) pays taxes on their welfare and is therefore also eligible for both welfare and health care. But immigrants have neither right till they've paid taxes for a bit.
Hallo Ursa, wie viel Steuer muss man grob abziehen aus der Gehalt in Norwegen? Zum Beispiel in Deutschland als Steuerklasse 1 ist fast 50% steuern und der Rest bleibt netto. Wie ist das in Norwegen?
Hi Kilde. I am Norwegian, and will answer for you. In Ursa's example, let's say you make 1,000,000 kroners per year before taxes. That is about 100,000 euros per year before taxes. On your whole salary you will pay 328,000 kroners in taxes, meaning 32.8% taxes. But that is before deductibles. For example, you have deductibles for things like interest rates on loans, gifts to charities, day care for children etc. However, as Ursa explained in the video, there are different tax brackets. So you pay a higher percent of tax the more money you make. For example, if your income is 500,000 kroner per year before taxes, or 50,000 euros before taxes, you pay 123,598 kroner in taxes per year. That is 24,71% taxes.
@@Gran_Torino Thank you for the answer. In both cases seems much better than in Germany, where we pay 47% taxes if you are single.
@@Gran_Torino Thank you so much for the help!!! :)
Hello, could someone point out to me the link of the gross to net salary calculator ? In the vid it says the link is in the description but I didn’t find it ..
Hi there. Sorry, it seems I missed this one. So this site would be pretty helpful: skattekalkulator.app.skatteetaten.no/#/
@@DrUrsa-tj5zk thank you ! 😊
Hello I am DEEPAK From india i am wonderning for to do phd from norway. what Khind of job i well get ealisy during my phd and what khind of facilities provide by norway goverment for international students who are thinking about persuving education from norway.
Hi. There is no general answer to this, but the unemployment rate in Norway is low. So if you are prepared to work and are flexible, you can find anything. Good luck!!
Ma'am can you please guide how to apply for GP as foreign doctor and residency scopes .
I am eligible for car allowance but don't have car . What are my other option in Norway?
Maam, can you help us find an employer in norway?
Ma'am i want to apply as a truck trailer driver in norway...what would i do
Hi Dr. Ursa, I stumble upon your video when I was looking up holiday system. I (non-EU) am a PhD researcher employed by one of the university in Norway. My husband (EU citizen) will register himself as a self employed (sole proprietor) person. Are we both automatically members of this scheme? I asked an admin person here and she said there is no health insurance covered by the university. And now I am very worried and confused. Thank you for such useful videos. I have a long way to go in trying to understand their system🥲.
Why do you focus on income ? I dont want forreigner to come to Norway because of the salary only.. You come to Norway because you want to do a good job here with good attitude/ integrity. NOT corruption... We dont want that... Then you must leave. The focus on money gives me a bad feeling. The intension to come here is wrong...
Hei Gaute. Thank you for your comment. The video was meant to clarify the system, that sometimes seems a bit complicated. One cannot cover all the topics in one video, although they are very important, definitely agree on that.
LOL. Calm down
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So, if I understood it. If I move to Norway this month and decide to leave norway in 8 months and take 1 week of holiday, they will pay me holiday pay + holiday accrued during those 8 months, on my last pay right? Thank you
Hi Martin! 🙃 yes, I would think this is how it works. 👍🏼
If I got this right - let's say the holiday pay is paid in June 2022. and you worked the previous full year with 21 days of vacation: you will receive 10.2 % of annual pay from the government + you will get you regular paycheck from the employer (for the current month)? Thanks!
Hei Ivor! :) no, not exactly. In June you will get only the “feriepenger”, but not the “normal” paycheck. But usually feriepenger amount is more than the normal paycheck.
Maybe this video explains also why 11 paychecks: th-cam.com/video/aQLCCKBIayE/w-d-xo.html 🙃
@@DrUrsa-tj5zk So does that mean we work the month for free? It doesn't make sense. In Iceland if we do not take our holiday and keep working, then the holiday pay is paid to our account around May every year in addition to our regular pay we work for that month. So in Norway if only the holiday pay is paid in June and we actually work that month without taking holidays then we work for free or if you look at it the other way, you are working and our wages for that month are the holiday pay? This does not make sense. i see it as we are losing our holiday pay in this case as instead of being paid normal wages we get paid out our holiday pay for hours worked that month.
@@misslavender7 You will get vacation money and a full salary for june if you dont take vacation days
@@misslavender7 the whole system is just a ridiculously convoluted way to say you don't actually get holiday pay on top of your regular salary, you just get taxed differently when you declare you are taking holiday. The only exception would be to actually not take holiday but you may be required to anyway.
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Hello Dr Ursa, How can an overseas trained doctor(not from EU) work in Norway. What is the Pathway to it?
Salary may be high but cost of living is also very high
Luxuries are very expensive, but the basics are very cheap, with the exception of alcohol, where cheap booze is expensive while expensive booze is cheap.
Please how can someone with EU long term permit (in Norway 🇳🇴 it’s called Blue card) …I can I work with mine (Italy residence permit) in Norway??? Do I need house address before I can work with it?? Educate us please
Thanks!!!
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