The police recommend that you read this before withdrawing your application:

On 24 February 2022, the Norwegian Directorate of Immigration (UDI) and Immigration Appeals Board (UNE) decided to stop all travel to Ukraine. This means that no Ukrainians will be repatriated from Norway to Ukraine, and they do not have a duty to travel to Ukraine for as long as the travel restriction lasts.

This applies to Ukrainians whose residence permit (any type) has expired, or who have a permit that is non-renewable (student, au pair, seasonal worker etc.). It will also apply to Ukrainians who do not have a biometric passport or whose visa-free period has expired.

If you are in this category, and decide not to apply for protection, or decide to withdraw your application for protection, you will have very limited rights during your period of residence in Norway.

You will not be given a personal ID number, and you will not have the rights that a residence permit entitles you to, such as:

Work permit
Introduction benefits
Place in reception centre
Settlement
Benefits from the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV)
Healthcare services – personal doctor etc.
Upper secondary school and studies

If you withdraw your application for collective protection and you have a valid residence permit, your residence status will not change until your current residence permit expires. When the permit expires, you will be in the same situation as other foreign nationals who have withdrawn their application.

If, after reading the information above, you still wish to withdraw your application for protection, you must do the following:

Complete the form (85 kB pdf)
Sign the form
Scan or take a photo of the completed and signed form
Send the form as an email attachment to pu@politiet.no

The police will then contact you.

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How long does the registration process take?

The police have sent me to a hotel to await registration. Do I need to book a registration appointment?

I have health problems and need someone to help me and accompany me. Can helpers or assistants come on the bus to the registration centre?

Travelling with pets from Ukraine

I have brought my dog, which is a breed that is not allowed in Norway. Can I keep it in Norway?

I had lost my temporary collective protection because I travelled to Ukraine in violation of the conditions for the protection permit in Norway. Can I apply for collective protection in Norway again?

What happens when I have been registered?

I have registered with the police, but do not know my D number. What do I do?

I was not given an asylum seeker card when I registered my application. What do I do?

I want to withdraw my application for protection (asylum) - what do I do?

The documentation I submitted has not been returned to me. What should I do?

I have moved house, and must notify the authorities of my new address. How do I do that?

Can I leave Norway once I have been granted asylum here?

Can I start working once I have been registered? How do I apply for a work permit?

I have children who are 6 years or younger, how can I get them a place in a daycare centre/nursery/kindergarten?

How can I get my children a place in a school?

I have a private accommodation in Norway but I want an accommodation in an asylum reception centre.

I have Ukrainians living with me. They can stay for one month, but no longer. What do we do then?

We need interpreters, who can we contact?