Work in Norway 2026

Why Work in Norway?

Norway offers the highest wages in Europe, excellent working conditions, and strong worker protections. Labor shortages in fishing, construction, and manufacturing create great opportunities for foreign workers.

Highest Wages

Average industrial wages from NOK 35,000–50,000/month (€3,000–€4,500). No official minimum wage, but sector agreements ensure high pay.

Fishing & Aquaculture

World's largest salmon producer. Fish processing and aquaculture facilities always hiring.

Oil & Energy

Europe's largest oil producer transitioning to green energy. Technical and support roles available.

Worker Rights

37.5-hour work week, 25 days paid vacation, generous overtime pay, and universal healthcare.

Available Positions in Norway

Current openings from our partner companies.

Fish Processing

Salmon filleting, packaging, quality control. From NOK 200–250/hour. Northern Norway coast.

Construction Worker

Building, concrete, scaffolding. From NOK 220–300/hour. Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger.

Industrial Worker

Manufacturing, metalwork, assembly. From NOK 200–280/hour. Southern Norway.

Logistics & Warehouse

Distribution, forklift, sorting. From NOK 190–240/hour. Oslo, Trondheim regions.

Salaries & Living Costs

Overview of expected earnings and expenses.

Seafood Production Worker

180 – 220NOK/hr

Production Line Operator

180 – 220NOK/hr

Cold Storage Worker

180 – 220NOK/hr

Average Living Costs / Month

Work Schedule: 8 hours/day, 40 hours/week; additional paid hours available
Meals: Free meals provided
Accommodation: Accommodation provided
Training: On-site training (no experience required)
Conditions: Physically demanding work in cold and high-humidity environment
Support: Support with registration and residence permit
Growth: Career growth opportunities; work visa & residence support where applicable