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Stavanger is the fourth largest city of Norway, located in the west on the Stavanger peninsula. The city itself is on the mainland, but the municipality of Stavanger also consists of a group of islands lying just outside the coast. Stavanger is home to around 144,515 residents (2021) and a long list of great sites.

In Norway Stavanger is referred to as the Oil Capital of Norway by many. The reason for this is primarily the great impact this area has had, and still has on the oil industry in Norway. This is also the reason for the sudden growth in population in the 20th century. The oil industry provides the area with a lot of jobs, which makes it more attractive for expats. 

Even though Stavanger is known for their oil, this is in no way a representative description of the city. Stavanger is also a city of historic buildings, aesthetic views, friendly and open local community and stunning wildlife.

The old centre is home to some of the best-preserved wooden buildings in Norway. The white painted walls, small doors with cute little signs above them and countless locally owned specialty shops, Stavanger centre is the perfect spot for a ‘koselig’ walk, as the Norwegians would say. The restaurants are additionally known as some of the best in Norway.

The landscapes around Stavanger are a perfect mixture of everything Norwegian nature has to offer. From the vigorous valleys turning into snowy mountains and the rocky coastline speckled with small islands in the horizon. The varying altitudes and environments provide great opportunities for plenty of outdoor activities like mountain biking, hiking, skiing, jet skiing, paragliding, swimming in the summer etc. 

Norway in general is known to be considerably more expensive than the other European countries, however there are also many benefits by living in Norway you won’t get other places. Firstly, the wages are complimentary, which means if you get a job in Norway as well, the cost won’t seem as high. Norway also has universal healthcare and free education for all tax-payers, which means these costs are taken out of your expenses.