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Customs in Norway

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Updated byAnne-Lise Mtyon 11 May 2018

Products listed below are allowed in Norway up to the prescribed quantities:



Travelers aged 18 years old and above:

2.5 liters of wine (maximum 22°)

2 liters of beer (maximum 7°)

Travelers aged 20 years old and above:

1 liter of spirits (maximum 60°)

1.5 liters of wine (maximum 22°)

2 liters beer (maximum 7°)

Or:

2.5 liters of wine (maximum 22°)

2 liters of beer (maximum 7°)

Or:

5 liters of beer

Travelers aged 18 years old and above:

200 cigarettes

250 grams of tobacco

Cigarette paper: 200 sheets

All travelers:

Sweets and chocolates: up to 1 kg.

Useful links:

Toll & Customs Norway - Norwegian Customs

http://www.toll.no/

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