IntlMOVE: Moving to Norway

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Norway is located in northern Europe.
The country is sometimes called the Land of the Midnight Sun.
The midnight sun is a natural phenomenon where the sun is visible at midnight.
You can see this extraordinary wonder June 12 through July 1 at the Arctic Circle.
The capital of Norway is Oslo, which is where the Nobel Peace prize is awarded every year.
The population of the Northern European country is 4.8 million.
The size of the country is comparable to the state of Montana.
Although the Nordic country rates 6th in size in Europe for its land mass, it ranks 38th in population.
In fact, there are more Norwegian descendants living in the United States than Norwegians living in Norway.
However, Norway offers a very high quality of living which is why more than half of the population growth has recently come from immigration.

What to do in Norway
Due to the mountainous terrain, Norway is famous for skiing and snowboarding.
If you have never tried these popular sports, consider taking lessons.
The winters can be brutal, so learn to embrace the country’s climate by enjoying outdoor winter activities.
Norway is known for its beautiful landscapes and picturesque scenery.
If you are a nature lover, there are so many things to see in this breathtaking country.
Visit waterfalls, grasslands, mountain ranges or bucolic countrysides.
Tourists also visit Norway year after year to witness the fjord-lined coast.
Take a hike along the Jostedalsbreen, which is the largest glacier in Europe.
If you are into history, art or other cultural activities, Norway has a lot to offer.
There are many museums, historical buildings and sites and natural attractions.

Norwegian Culture
Although many people in Norway can communicate in English, you should make an effort to learn the local language.
Taking the time to study the Norwegian language will give you insights into their culture, which may not be apparent otherwise.
Sami, which is the language of the indigenous people of Norway, is recognized as an official language in some districts.
The main religion in Norway is Christian Protestant, which has influenced many aspects of the Nordic country.
Education is free in Norway, and this even includes universities.
The people of Norway are avid readers and read more than any other country in the world.
In addition to this nation’s love of the written word, this country is also one of the wealthiest countries in the world per capita.
Norwegian Food
Like many Western countries, you will find ethnic influences in the food you will find in Norwegian households and restaurants.
You can enjoy different foods like pasta, pizza, sushi and just about any other international favorite.
However, there are some traditional foods that are regularly enjoyed.
Traditional Norwegian meals are largely based around game and fish.
Smoked salmon is enjoyed around the world and is a favorite meal Norway.
Although shellfish were never eaten in Norway, recently prawns, crabs, mussels and lobster are showing up at the dinner table.
Atlantic cod is also a delicious staple in Norwegian cuisine that is also one of Norway’s largest food exports.
Moose, reindeer, duck, lamb and fowl are meats with distinct tastes that are commonly served at social occasions.