Norway is a highly developed capitalist country and one of the richest countries in the world today. As a member of NATO, this economy is a model of successful combination of market liberalization and government macro-control. Norway is also one of the pioneers in creating a modern welfare state. In addition, papermaking, shipbuilding, machinery, hydropower, chemical industry and wood processing are also traditional developed industries in Norway. Norway is currently not a member of the European Union and does not use the euro.

To apply for registration of a limited liability company, the following materials shall be submitted:

(1) Articles of Association: including company type, Norwegian office, business scope, registered capital, shareholders, composition of the board of directors, names and sample signatures of signatories, terms of reference of the shareholders' meeting, etc.

(2) Company sponsor or company certificate: name, address, personal slogan or company registration number;

(3) If there is special decision-making power or special equity, it needs to be explained;

(4) If there are non-cash individual shares, please explain;

(5) A certificate of start-up capital signed by a registered or state-authorized auditor within 4 weeks before the establishment of the company.

There are many different types of business entities in Norway: limited liability companies, branches of foreign enterprises, trading partnerships, limited partnerships and others. In order to facilitate practical operation,

If foreign companies are interested in doing business in Norway, the most common choices are limited liability companies and establishing branches of foreign companies in Norway.