13. june 2026
Welcome to ReMig 2026 in Oslo
What is Remigration?
Remigration is the legitimate process of restoring national control over the country’s demographic composition. It is a controlled and humane reversal of the recent massive, uncontrolled immigration, with the aim of ensuring that Norway remains a safe, cohesive, and national homeland for the Norwegian people and our descendants.
National Right to Self-Preservation
Every nation in the world understands that a border and a population are the foundation of the state. When we in Norway have experienced massive immigration that is altering our demographic composition, remigration is the only logical tool for restoring balance. We have the same right as all other ethnic groups—whether in Asia, Africa, or the Middle East—to preserve our own people and our own culture within our own historical territory. To call this “extreme” is a manipulation tactic designed to deprive Norwegians of the right to exist as a distinct people.
Restoring the Social Contract
Norwegian society is built on a historical legacy of high levels of trust, a sense of community, and a shared understanding of duties and rights. This only works when the people form a cohesive ethnos. By facilitating remigration, we remove the cause of the increasing fragmentation, segregation, and social conflicts we see in our cities. We do this not to punish, but to ensure that our children grow up in a country that feels like a home, shaped by Norwegian culture and Norwegian values.
Moral Responsibility for Our Descendants
The most important task for every generation is to pass the country on to their children in at least as good a condition as they received it. Today, we are failing this mission by allowing a demographic shift that turns Norwegians into a minority in their own country. Remigration is an act of love for our own future. It is about taking responsibility for ensuring that Norway remains Norwegian, so that our descendants will not have to live as strangers in the land of their own ancestors.
Meet
The Speakers
Martin Sellner
Remigration Activist
Martin Lichtmesz
Video-speech
TBA