Questions & Answers about Jeg kommer hjem etter møtet i morgen.
Norwegian often uses the present tense to talk about planned or expected future events, especially when there’s a clear time expression like i morgen (tomorrow).
So Jeg kommer hjem i morgen is natural and means “I’m coming home tomorrow.”
If you want to sound more explicitly “future/intended,” you can also use:
- Jeg skal komme hjem … (intention/plan)
- Jeg kommer til å komme hjem … (prediction/expectation; can sound heavier)
- hjem = “(to) home” (movement/direction)
- Jeg kommer hjem. = “I’m coming home.”
- hjemme = “at home” (location)
- Jeg er hjemme. = “I’m at home.”
In your sentence, you’re describing movement, so hjem is correct.