After leaving Norway
OTP has been mandatory since 2006, so every Norwegian job exit mints a pensjonskapitalbevis, a paid-up capital certificate held by a private provider, dormant and claim-triggered until pension age, potentially one per job, that a departed worker almost certainly does not know exists.
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Every line below is drawn from the verified country dossier. We never fabricate facts; candidate items are gated out of customer-facing copy.
Personal-record access wall: Norsk Pensjon / NAV "Din pensjon" via BankID or MinID through ID-porten, prerequisite: a Norwegian fødselsnummer
Norsk Pensjon consolidates the public scheme + occupational pots incl. pensjonskapitalbevis
EEA (not EU) coordination aggregates periods toward Norwegian coverage; single coordinated claim in the residence state; bilaterals with US, CA (incl. Quebec), AU, IN.
Primary sources: nav.no · helsenorge.no · ec.europa.eu · ssa.gov
Everything above is drawn from the verified Norway dossier. The Norway country page sets out what we identify, what it costs and who it is for.
No-BankID departed expat uses NAV International / paper applications; the no-BankID Norsk Pensjon fallback is UNKNOWN
The public alderspensjon is not auto-paid (must be claimed via NAV "Din pensjon"); the pensjonskapitalbevis certificates sit with private providers indefinitely until the person actively claims them.
No. We identify the scheme and access route. We do not advise on transfer, consolidation, drawdown, or taxation, those decisions belong with a regulated adviser in your country of residence.
Full refund. Our report is a fixed $99 fee; if it delivers nothing material, you pay nothing.