@TheBobcatlover
I don't have my own business, I rarely drink, not a heavy smoker and I prefer to eat at home...
@Desoxyri
The tax procedures in Norway are some of the simplest and most automated in the entire world.
@stevenhatley6108
It is ridiculously easy to start a business in Norway. I did it as an ex-pat American. Literally took a couple of hours. Taxes are also reasonable and the system is dead simple. It never takes me more than 10 minutes to "do" my taxes. And with a weak kroner, Norway is really not that expensive anymore. This video is wrong in some crucial ways and generally just outdated.
@Mr_Roman_Shows
All these reasons make Norway ideal country for me! Ok now need to find a way to move there😅
@my_dejavulife
Seems perfect for an introvert like me. I don't want any friends to talk to, want to cook and live alone with books.
@Sn0r1ax0
This is not true, i live in Norway and we can defintely cook for ourselves and it exists restaurants in Norway. And it’s not a bad country to live in.
@Golnosh
Like most other places in the world, if you live in a city there are plenty of restaurants. If you live in a smaller town, then yea, not as many options. If you work a normal job and aren't starting businesses, tax procedure is super simple, just double check some forms on a website that is prefilled with usually accurate tax information since your employer states your income to the government
@Starfre77ExploresExperience
If you live in Oslo or around Oslo that is very expensive. But yes living in Norway is rather expensive. But we have relatively good income. Those who don't have so much income have to adapt and maybe adjust budget and lifestyle. That's a fact. Live several miles outside the Oslo region will help to the cost.
@Urban_Norseman
I visited last year loved it, everywhere is expensive now.
@BarsusDraco
All those "bad" seem like laziness and bad lifestyle issues, not ACTUAL problems. Also, Norway has lower taxes than other countries (and tax procedures are very simple there too). If you simply adjust your lifestyle to- yk, something HEALTHIER, Norway is perfect.
@ArntArnesen
It takes 1/2 to start a company. Corporate tax is 22%. Noone here in Norway complaines about this.
@zepetoworlddd
Norway have A LOT of resturants and it is actaully one of the most happiest countries in THE WORLD so i think you should stop talking mean about things you dont know about😊😤
@Aronia_2015
Norway is the best country to live in the safest and happiest country for over 5 years
@Flippklipp880
Jeg bor i Norge her er noen grunner til hvorfor du burde det 1: Det er et veldig trygt land 2: Det er et veldig rikt land 3: Norge er best 4: Det er nesten ingen hjemløse folk her 5: Det har mange kule bygg og flere gode ledere!!❤
@johanderuiter9842
Norway 30 years ago was great. Now it's become "immigrant" heaven and a NATO/EU lackey. Corruption worked its way into Norway as well sadly.
@christopher5692
Michigan USA has a similar climate. If you’re tired of Norway, try living in Michigan, USA. I’m 25% Norwegian, my mother’s mother was Norwegian. Hello to all the Norwegian ladies out there :-)
@Beans-i2g
I’m from Norway and I would just like to say there r plenty of restaurants in Norway and the culture is great
@danielmathiassen1284
Bro its so good to live here in Norway 🇳🇴 it’s no wars
@Tathagatchat
Tax procedures are straight forward but yes, the taxes are high. Esp if you are coming from Dubai
@magnusalexander2965