A new provision in the Immigration Regulations regulates the rights of United Kingdom (UK) citizens with a right of residence or permanent residence if the UK leaves the EU without a termination agreement containing a transitional period. The provision grants British citizens who, upon UK leaving the EU, have the right of residence or permanent residence under the Immigration Act Sections 111, 112 and 115, the right to remain on the same grounds as before, until final regulations on intergovernmental level take effect. The same applies to British workers and self-employed persons, and family members to British citizens with a right of residence under the Immigration Act Sections 111, 113, 114, 115 and 116. The provision is effective from 10 October 2019.

Two sections to the Immigration Regulations have been amended. The changes are related to rejection in connection with asylum cases. See FOR-2019-06-26-910 (Lovdata.no) for the amendments in Norwegian.

Four sections to the Immigration Act have been amended. The changes are related to rejection of third-country nationals in connection with asylum cases. See  LOV-2019-06-21-47 (Lovdata.no) for the amendments in Norwegian.

The advance notification of expulsion and registration in the Schengen information system (SIS) is clarified to be in accordance with established practice. It states that the UDI is considering expulsion due to the use of false or forged documents, not only false or forged ID-documents.

Monaco has been removed from the list of countries participating in the Schengen acquis. By mistake, Monaco has been listed, although the country is not part of the Schengen area.

The Peace Corps has changed its name to Norec.

The Immigration Regulations section 6-24 has been changed due to a formal name change. "Fredskorpset" has changed its name to "Norec". The change entails no substantial change.

Immigration Regulations Annex 15. Other Schengen country's foreign service missions with visa authority, is updated. As of 1 July 2019, Norway will be represented by Sweden at their foreign service mission in Khartoum, Sudan. The representation agreement also provides the foreign service mission with refusal authority.