Student life in Norway is one of the most eye-opening experiences and is very enjoyable. The cities are very scenic, and you will discover a very friendly community with a rich culture. Studying in Norway and integrating yourself into the Norwegian standard of living can make you want to settle there in the long run.

Here are some prospects for you that Norway offers:

• Working hours are limited to 20 hours a week for international students in Norway, which enables them to work part time jobs that help support their living expenses. Pursuing a degree and working to sustain themselves can go hand in hand for international students in Norway. 
• Sweden gives work permits to students after they have completed their studies. You just have to apply for a temporary residence permit as a job seeker.
• For students who aim to settle in Norway, it is easy to apply for a permanent residence permit. Unlike other countries, a permanent residence permit is easily granted after obtaining a work permit and meeting a salary requirement.
• You automatically get a PSW (Post Study Work Visa) with a validity of one year after completing your studies in Norway. The benefits of PSW are that it helps you gain more experience and work on your niche.
• On average, the hourly wage per person is 323.5 NOK. This means that, as an international student, you can earn up to 25,000 NOK per month.