Clearing your belongings through customs in Norway

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Member since 30 May 2013

PriscillaViP20 February 2019 08:46:33

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Hello everyone,

During ones big move abroad, shipping personal belongings to the host country can be stressful. Customs regulations differ from one country to another and you never quite know what to expect when trying to recover your belongings once youre settled. How about helping expats considering moving to Norway by answering some questions about custom regulations?

What are the procedures to get your belongings cleared by customs once you have arrived in Norway? Who do you have to contact and how do you get in touch with them? How do you go about from there?

How long does this process usually take?

How do you then carry your belongings to your new home?

Are there any items that are restricted by customs in Norway?

How much does it cost to get your belongings cleared by customs in Norway? Does the cost change depending on the amount or on certain specific items?

Do you think it is better to seek the help of a contractor to get your belongings cleared in Norway?

Please share your experience,

Priscilla

Mishary121 Member

Member since 05 November 2018

Mishary121Member07 March 2019 10:34:17

I have the same situation tomorrow am going to pick them up
the problem if you brought cigarettes other wise you will be fine just go and have them checked and you will get them quick

Regards
M

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