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Moving to Norway Episode 4 - Flying Solo

Episode 4 of the story about our move to Norway. I have moved to Bergen to attend graduate school. It is a change that impacts every facet of my life. Because of the pandemic my wife and I could not move here together (visa issues), so this is a chronicle of what I learned, what I experienced and how I grew to love my new life in Norway as I waited for her arrival. This series chronicles my personal experiences along each step of the journey. Unfortunately, these are not "how to" videos. If you are looking for strategies to assist you on your own personal transition to Norway there are a number of outstanding online resources. First and foremost, I recommend the Life in Norway website (https://www.lifeinnorway.net/), and more specifically, their Moving to Norway section (https://www.lifeinnorway.net/moving-t.... Author David Nikel has done a very thorough job of aggregating helpful links, and offers advice on navigating the system. It is updated regularly, and for Darcy and me the website has been an invaluable resource. I also recommend you stay on top of the news and events here. One source of solid information is The Local's Norway section (https://www.thelocal.no/). This is a subscription news service, but I find I refer to it daily -- both before I left and especially now that I live in the country. And for a fun and often insightful take on how an expat lives in Norway, check out the A Frog in the Fjord blog (https://afroginthefjord.com/). Lorelou Desjardins is a wonderful writer (her book by the same title is a really fun read) who documented her observations about her own transition to life in Norway with wit and charm. Don't forget to bookmark Norway's immigration website (https://udi.no/) as you will be there often throughout the process. There are many YouTube resources that I leveraged (like the channels @YourWay2Norway, @Namaste from Norway, @Simon Braeck) but the links above are the ones that helped me create a strategy for making the transition. I hope this helps you. Music from Epidemic Sound Even If the Sky Is Falling Down Every Day City of Mine Honey Harbour Spin for Me Your Turn Backpack - Peak Design I mention this because I swear, it is in almost every shot. I should also mention the blue checked shirt because I never realized until editing that it has become my favorite shirt. Timestamps 00:00 Cold open 00:11 Intro 01:48 Unpacking the Beast 03:23 Smoke test 04:27 The Norwegian process 07:00 Why move to Norway? 08:03 University life at UiB 09:22 The digital desert 10:18 Going solo at home 11:25 Remote connections 12:25 The reunion – train to Oslo