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The Government Proposes to Extend Collective Protection for Ukrainians From Five to Seven Years

Summary by Aftenposten
According to current rules in the Immigration Act, the residence permit held by Ukrainians cannot be extended beyond five years, but the government is proposing a legislative amendment to extend this limit.

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The Government of Norway has taken the initiative to extend the temporary collective protection regime for refugees from Ukraine until March 2028, and if an amendment to the law is approved by Parliament, the residence permit of Ukrainians in the country can be extended under the system of collective protection, the RIA News will transmit to RIA "news" with reference to the Norwegian Cabmin press release, but this status will remain temporary an…

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According to current rules in the Immigration Act, the residence permit held by Ukrainians cannot be extended beyond five years, but the government is proposing a legislative amendment to extend this limit.

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Many Ukrainians are now approaching the limit on how long they can stay temporarily in Norway. The government is extending the scheme by two years.

·Oslo, Norway
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Aftenposten broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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