10 Best Places to Retire in Norway

4. Halden

The city is located in eastern Norway in the region of Østfold. Halden has about 22,000 inhabitants and around the world is known for the fact that in the city is located one of the most humane prisons in the world. It’s just 80 miles away from the capital city of Norway. Halden economy is based on industry and marine, as well as in most Norwegian cities. For the cost of living, it is necessary to set aside approximately $2,600, rent of one-bedroom apartment costs around $930 while for the purchase of an apartment in the city center you need to set aside almost $300 per square foot. The percentage of physicians per 1,000 population is 3.68%

3. Harstad

Harstad is located in northern Norway and it is the second largest city in the region of Troms. The city has more than 19,000 inhabitants, who are mainly engaged in navigation and fishing. The capital city is 870 miles away. Average costs of the living amount to $3,900, and for rent of a one-bedroom apartment is necessary to allocate almost $500. Apartment price, per square foot, is approximately $300. The percentage of physicians per 1000 population is 4.78%.

Best Places to Retire in Norway