Brining a iaito (Japanese sword) to Norway

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Member since 21 January 2019

MrhazeMember21 January 2019 10:45:59

Hi guys,

I’m an Australian, about to move to Oslo. I practice Iaido (a Japanese marial art) which requires a Iaito (a blunt form of a Japanese katana).

I am wondering if there is an issue brining this item into the country.
I will be using it for training (I.e. personal use)

stumpy Laos Expert

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stumpyLaos Expert21 January 2019 17:19:32

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Welcome to the forum.

I suggest you contact the nearest Norwegian Embassy for up to date information. I did a Google search and the is information there too. Seems you may need a licence to import it.

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