A founding member of the United Nations, Norway has a long tradition in international cooperation. Although this country is not a European Union member, it has a special economic relation to the EU. Norway is also part of the EFTA (European Free Trade Association) and the Schengen Agreements, benefiting from a preferential TRQ (tariff-rate quota). These economic relations with the Union are an important aspect to consider when you intend to invest in Norway, for example when you decide to open a company in Norway.
With its exports exceeding the imports, Norway is a trade surplus country. This is one reason for which Norway is a safe and easy spot for your investment. Other reasons to invest in Norway are as well:
Norway is one of the most appealing investment destinations in Northern Europe. There are numerous opportunities for entrepreneurs in a variety of areas, and the Norwegian government offers a number of incentives to help businesses. Our consultants can assist you if you decide to open a company in Norway in the industry of your choosing.
With a stable business environment, the FDI stock in Norway (foreign direct investment) increased by 26658 NOK Million in the second quarter of 2016, investments coming principally from Germany, The Netherlands, UK and Canada. The foreign investors in Norway have preferred specific industries over others:
For investors who decide to open a subsidiary in this country, the most popular types of business forms in Norway are the limited liability companies.
Our experts in company formation in Norway can help you with any desired information, counseling and preliminary organization of your investment comprising assistance in a Norwegian company formation, the gathering of the necessary documentation and the obtaining of the special permits and licenses that you might need. Feel free to contact us for discussion concerning your investment in Norway.