Box Shipping - Import Regulations in Norway

Import Regulations in Norway

The required documents are: copy of Passport; inventory (legible original and one copy in Norwegian or English); Norwegian Customs Form RG-124 or RG-124A (original) must be completed and signed by Customer.

Customer should be present at the time of customs clearance. Personal effects and used household goods duty and value added tax free provided they have been in owner's possession and used for at least one year prior to importation. Goods must show signs of wear.

Here is the list of dutiable/restricted items: new items (indicate purchase price abroad); live plants (Phytosanitary Certificate from country of origin required); animal products (a permit from the Department of Agriculture required); alcohol and tobacco (Private Importation Permit issued by Norwegian Government and duties and taxes assessed are extremely high).

The following items are prohibited to import: narcotics and certain drugs; medicines and vitamins; fresh meat; products from endangered species, such as ivory, snake skins and some furs; cordless phones; explosives.

Weapons, firearms and ammunition require a special import license from the Chief of Police at destination. Membership in a fishing or hunting club is required. Weapons will be confiscated without license from Police. Automatic weapons are strictly prohibited. The owner must produce the Proof of ownership. The weapon should have licenses from country of origin.