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Find Your Perfect Norwegian Village Match

Matching People with Places

People are different, and so are Norwegian villages. That’s why Freysta helps you find the perfect village match based on what really matters to you. Whether you're drawn to nature, value access to public services, or dream of a quiet life by the sea, every Norwegian village has something unique to offer.

With our smart matching tool, you can explore real Norwegian communities based on your lifestyle, interests, and needs — and get a personalized list of village matches that reflect your values and preferences.

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Have fun finding your village match!

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How it works

  • You’ll be asked to rate your preferences in five areas: geography, nature, leisure activities, public services, and private services.

  • You simply move a slider for each topic. Use “must have” if something is essential to you, “would be nice” if it’s a bonus, and leave it at “not important” if it doesn’t matter to you.

  • That’s totally fine. If you don’t care about something—like fishing, skiing, or proximity to a school—you can leave it as “not important” and it won’t affect your results.

  • Yes! You can adjust your answers at any point and retake the test as many times as you like. It’s a great way to explore different scenarios and see how your results change based on your preferences.

  • We compare your preferences with what’s actually available in each village and its surrounding area. The result is a match percentage based on how well your needs are met.

  • It means that everything you marked as “must have” and “would be nice” is found in the village itself. It’s the strongest possible match.

  • If your preferences are available within a 45-minute drive, the village still gets a good score—just slightly lower than if everything was in the village itself.

  • Those villages will not appear in your results. “Must have” means exactly that: it’s a dealbreaker.

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