Regulations
https://www.regjeringen.no/en/find-document/acts-and-regulations/id438754/
The gouverments and the UDI's web-site for laws, rules and regulations
Asylum in Norway
To apply for an asylum in Norway you first need to be in Norway or at the Norwegian border. The only exceptions are resettlement/quota refugee. You have to tell the truth to the norwegian authorities, failing to do so is punished by the law.
To apply for protection, you have to go to the police, where you will be sendt to an arrival centre. You will then have a conversation with the police, to register your application. Later the UDI will interview you about why you're applying for asylum/protection. You have a right to have an interpreter with you when you're getting registered and interviewed.
https://www.udi.no/skal-soke/beskyttelse/ - UDIs asylum/protection page
The interview
When you are going to submit the protection application and registration with the police, the police will have to take your fingerprints and have a conversation with you. You must state your and your closest relatives names, age and address. You will also have to submit your passport at other documents to state your identity. The police may also ask other questions that you have to answer related to you and protection application.
There's different regulations depending on your situation, land of origin and if you are a minor.
You can check these on : https://www.udi.no/skal-soke/beskyttelse/beskyttelse-i-norge/
