Oslo - The Knowledge Region

A unique mix of knowledge-based business clusters, a top educated workforce and the highest quality of life makes the Oslo region an attractive place to invest and work. 

Photo: Morten Brakestad
Photo: Morten Brakestad
Aker Brygge is a central business district in Oslo. Photo: Nancy Bundt / VisitOSLO
Aker Brygge is a central business district in Oslo. Photo: Nancy Bundt / VisitOSLO

A business friendly environment

The World Bank has ranked Norway among the top performers in the ease of doing business. The Norwegian economy is strong, open and globally integrated with a high level of trade and foreign investments, and a favourable international competitiveness.

Oslo's City Hall. Photo: VisitOSLO
Oslo's City Hall. Photo: VisitOSLO

A great place to both live and work

There are many sound business reasons for investing in the Oslo region, but equally strong are the incentives to experience a quality of life unparalleled in many other European cities. With a unique blend of vibrant big city life and recreational opportunities, Oslo makes a great place to both work and live.

Oslo airport at Gardermoen. Photo: Trond Isaksen / OSL
Oslo airport at Gardermoen. Photo: Trond Isaksen / OSL

Modern and easy accessible

The Oslo region is Norway's dominant transport hub. By air, it takes less than 2 hours to reach all the major cities in Northern Europe.

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