How much does a graphic designer make in Norway?

An early career Graphic Designer with 1-4 years of experience earns an average total compensation (includes tips, bonus, and overtime pay) of 425,953 kr based on 10 salaries. An experienced Graphic Designer with 10-19 years of experience earns an average total compensation of 426,921 kr based on 5 salaries.

Which country has demand for graphic design?

There is no surprise that USA has the best graphic designers. This is because it is the most technologically advanced country as far as computer companies go. Therefore, there is always huge demand for graphic designers in companies.

How do I find a job in Oslo?

To find a job in Oslo, you should employ similar tactics to other places in Norway. If you have your eyes on a specific company, consult their website. Most large companies will have a careers website, including Equinor and Telenor (links above).

How do I get a job at the US Embassy in Oslo?

To be eligible for employment at the U.S. Embassy in Oslo, applicants must have the right to live and work in Norway. The Embassy does not sponsor work permits. Please note that the Embassy will not be able to meet travel or subsistence costs incurred when participating in interviews, nor the costs connected with relocation if offered a position.

Where are the best places to do business in Oslo?

To the north of the city is Nydalen, another area popular for smaller businesses. The site of Oslo’s former airport, the Fornebu peninsula just outside the city limits is now a thriving business park. It’s home to headquarters and major offices of some of the biggest names in Norwegian business, including Equinor, Telenor and Aker Solutions.

What is it like to work in Oslo for foreigners?

On the plus side, Oslo is the base of many international companies, so English speaking vacancies are easier to come by. Also, there’s a lot of work available in the service industry such as tourism, restaurants and hotels, for which foreign languages (other than English) may be an advantage. Business districts in Oslo