Category: News Letter
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Job Listings in Norway
Where to Post Job Listings in Norway Hiring in Norway requires choosing the right channels to reach qualified candidates efficiently. Below is a practical overview of the most important platforms for posting job listings — including the main job boards and relevant social media channels. FINN.no FINN.no is Norway’s largest and most established job marketplace.…
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Professional Support for International Growth
Export Advisory Grant – Professional Support for International Growth Entering new international markets requires the right strategy, market insight, and execution. The Export Advisory Grant supports Danish companies by co-funding professional export advisory services, helping reduce risk and accelerate international expansion. Companies can receive up to DKK 150,000, covering 50% of external advisory costs, for…
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Internship Matchmaking with 28DIGITAL
We’ve Signed Our First Internship Agreement We’re excited to share an important milestone: we have secured our first internship agreement, in collaboration with 28DIGITAL. This marks a strong step forward in our mission to connect emerging talent with real-world innovation. Internship Opportunity Through this partnership, interns will join our team and gain hands-on experience working…
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EU Inc, the 28th Regime, and the EU: why this matters
EU Inc and the 28th Regime: A major step for European company registration — and a reality check across the border Congratulations to EU Inc, the 28th Regime, and the European Union. This is a meaningful step toward a truly functional single market for founders—where Company registration becomes faster, simpler, and consistent across borders. Europe…
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Trade Fairs in Norway
Norwegian trade fairs: A gateway for international companies entering Norway Trade fairs and exhibitions play a strategic role in connecting international companies with Norwegian buyers, partners and decision-makers. Norway’s trade fair landscape spans industry sectors such as technology, logistics, energy, manufacturing, retail and consumer goods, offering forums where products can be showcased, networks expanded and…
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Why You Can’t Register a Company Across Borders on Your Own
How It Works: Structured Support for Cross-Border Readiness Entering a new market like Norway requires both operational planning and administrative readiness. The process can be complex, involving legal registration, compliance requirements, authorised representation and access to public and private systems. A structured approach helps companies navigate these steps with predictability, transparency and reduced friction. The…
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Intermediary AS Is Now CO₂-Certified
Intermediary AS Is Now CO₂-Certified: A Guide to Sustainable Digital Business in Norway Seeing the label “CO₂-certified by ZeroBadge with climate compensation” on a digital service means the company has calculated its website’s carbon emissions and taken action to balance them by supporting verified environmental projects. In Norway, where sustainability is a core business principle,…
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Verifying Your Identity Instantly on Any Device in Norway
Verifying Your Identity Instantly on Any Device in Norway Verify Your Identity in Minutes – On Any DeviceHow Intermediary AS and Idura combine technology, EU regulation, and Norwegian compliance for a seamless company setup Identity verification is the mandatory first step for any international founder establishing a company in Norway. Previously, this required in-person appointments,…
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Intermediary AS Completes Integration with Companies House
Intermediary AS Completes Integration with Companies House Connecting the UK’s Companies House with Intermediary AS via an API is about building a digital bridge. It’s a way to automate the flow of official company data, allowing for instant verification of company details, director information, and filing histories between the two countries. This isn’t just a…
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Your Guide to “Made in Norway” Certified Products
Your Guide to “Made in Norway” Certified Products by Intermediary AS For any international business looking to succeed in Norway, getting your products officially labelled as “Made in Norway certified products by Intermediary AS” is your most effective route to building consumer trust and proving you meet local standards. This certification is a clear signal…