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Norway is outside the EU customs union. Choose a route according to where the goods are and where they will be delivered; forwarding alone does not remove VAT or customs duty.
Three common routes
- Norway → EU: A documented export sale may be invoiced without Norwegian VAT. A purchase delivered in Norway does not automatically qualify for a VAT refund when forwarded later. See the Norwegian Tax Administration's export rules. Destination import VAT and possible duty need separate assessment.
- France → Sweden: Ordinary goods already in EU free circulation do not cross an import border between these countries. The shop's VAT rules still apply. See the EU shopping guide.
- Sweden → Norway: This is an import into Norway. See Norwegian Customs guidance on VAT, possible duty and the carrier's clearance fee.
Which warehouse fits?
Our main 3PL hub is in Halden, close to the E6 and Svinesund. Our EU warehouse in Strömstad connects receiving, storage and forwarding on both sides of the border. Goods from outside the EU routed through Sweden may incur Swedish import charges before a later Norwegian import. We do not promise duty-free transit. For a private parcel, see parcel forwarding and select the purchase and destination countries.
Documents and low-value parcels
Keep the invoice showing goods, value and currency, plus origin details and the correct commodity code. IOSS covers VAT on eligible EU imports worth up to 150 EUR; it does not make all small parcels duty-free. See the European Commission's rules from July 2026.
Compare current prices, or send us the product link, route, weight and dimensions for help.
Customs clearance — import and export (B2B): import declaration kr 790 · export declaration kr 690. 3 item lines included; each extra line kr 49. When we advance duty and VAT: 3.5%, minimum kr 350 for outlays below NOK 5,000 and kr 599 from NOK 5,000. No advance means no outlay fee. Business prices exclude VAT. Private prices include VAT.
Last reviewed: 2026-10-10.
