Welcome to UngInfo
UngInfo is an information centre in Oslo for young people under the age of 27. We were established in 1992 and are run by UngOrg (An umbrella organization for children and youth organizations in Oslo). We provide information about topics concerning youth; guidance with job seeking, information about education, accommodation, healthcare and even information for tourists in Oslo. You can also use our computers and Internet for free.
We strive to ensure that the information provided is reliable, accurate and easy to understand. All our services are free of charge and are offered in an informal manner in a relaxed environment.
If you have any questions, visit our office in Møllergata 3.
Youth information centre for those under the age of 27 years.
Visit us
Opening hours:
Monday – Friday: 12-17
Wednesday: 12-19
Contact us:
Address: Møllergata 3 D, 0179 Oslo
Email: post@ung.info
Phone: 24 14 98 20
Ask us about
- How to get a job in Oslo
- The educational system in Norway
- How to find a place to live
- Tourist information
Other services
- Free wi-fi
- Borrow a computer
- Print and scan documents for free
New in Oslo brochure
An introduction to some of the things you need to know when you are new in Oslo: work, health, education and so on.
Read the brochure here.
Your First Steps
Nordic citizens
From outside EU/EEA
Work in Oslo
Even though the job market is pretty good compared to other places in Europe, the kind of jobs you are likely to apply for are competitive. Start with making a good CV and Cover Letter. We can help you with that at UngInfo. Download our free CV template.
Accomodation in Oslo
Start with joining the Facebook group «Rooms/apartments for rent in Oslo». The most used sites in Norway are finn.no and hybel.no, unfortunately they are both in Norwegian, so it is recommended to use Google Translate or other translation tools if your Norwegian is not so good.
Education in Oslo
After completing ten years of mandatory primary and lower secondary school, students continue with three to four years of upper secondary education. In Norwegian, this education is called «videregående». The structure of Norwegian higher education is pretty much similar to what you find in other European countries.
Health in Oslo
Where do I find a doctor? What does medical care cost is Norway? What about health insurance? It can be confusion to find your way in the Norwegian healthcare system, but we have explained it all the the New in Oslo brochure.
Good to know about Oslo
In order to receive your salary, you need a Norwegian bank account. Normally, you need a D-number or personal ID-number before you set up an account. They can help you with this at The Centre for Foreign Workers (SUA).
Join the «New to Oslo» group in Facebook, here you can talk to other people in the same situation as you.
Tourist Information
At UngInfo we make the USE-IT Oslo map. Tourist information made by locals for young travellers. Non-commercial and up to date. Read more about USE-IT Oslo
