Responsible for implementing Norways immigration policy.

Responsible for the coordination and administration of all public activities in the agricultural sector.

The official information web site of the Norwegian Government.

Information and history of the Norwegian Monarchy, the Royal Family, the Royal Palace and other properties.

The official site of the DCDEP, the directorate responsible for emergency contingency planning. (Site in Norwegian and English.)

Web site of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, the Norwegian Nobel Institute and the Nobel Peace Prize.

Information about the Norwegian postal service, including the philatelic service. (Information in Norwegian and English.)

Official site with the Constitution of the Kingdom of Norway, rules of procedure, general information and history, presidium and administration.

A subordinate agency of the Ministry of the Environment. Its main tasks are to combat pollution, noise and waste, and to regulate the use of environmentally hazardous substances and products.

The Norwegian State Archives System, covering the central administrative institutions, and the eight regional state archives, covering the local branches of the state administration.

A data base containing information about Norwegian media and their owners. The directory includes more than 220 newspapers, 220 radio stations, 30 television stations and 1500 media owners.

Norway's central institution for producing official statistics. SSB is an independent institution under the Ministry of Finance.

Information about Norwegian customs regulations.

A strategic document outlining the official policy on the information society. Published by the Ministry of Trade and Industry.

Pronounces judgement in the final instance. It follows that the Supreme Court is Norways most superior court, and that its jurisdiction encompasses the entire country.

The directorate is responsible for administrating the nations water and energy resources.

The DNMI provides the public meteorological services for both civil and military purposes.

The Council is appointed by the Norwegian Ministry of Justice and consists of representatives from the courts, lawyers, accountants, the administrative authority and the public prosecutor. Information about legal issues.

Responsible for implementing economic policies and budgets, also provide information services.

Established by the Parliament in 1959 for the purpose of promoting a better understanding of international issues in Norway.

Official gateway to public services and public information in Norway.