Transport & Logistics

Transport & Logistics in Norway

Grow Your Business Abroad

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Through Sales Agreements and Logistics Setup

Having the Right Terms

Incoterms define delivery and risk responsibilities; with a registered entity in Norway, they can lower costs, simplify compliance, and give clearer terms for your business

Return Logistics

Return logistics in Norway become simpler with a local entity. Customers can return goods domestically, while your business saves on costs for shipping, storage, and customs handling

Norwegian Customs Credit allows companies to defer import duties and VAT. Setup requires registration with Norwegian Customs and approval of a credit account linked to the company

Norwegian Customs Credit

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Through Company Registration, Transport and Custom Setup

Services Providers

Transport service providers span road, sea, air, warehousing, and last-mile delivery

Transport & Logistics

Norway’s demographics of small, spread-out communities make accessibility key for transport and logistics

DigiToll streamlines customs clearance, so with a Norwegian entity your goods move faster and the toll flow becomes more predictable

Norwegian e-Customs

Chief Logistics Officer As a Service

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Through Knowlegde, Experience and Custom Setup

Incorporation into Norway

In transport and logistics, a Norwegian entity enables optimized frequency flow with local customs clearance, lower costs, and more efficient distribution

Last Mile Deliveries

Last mile deliveries focus on getting goods from local hubs to customers, often the most costly and complex part of logistics

With a Norwegian entity, webshops can sell under DAP in practice, since VAT and duties are settled locally. Customers receive goods as domestic deliveries without import hassle

Delivered at Place or Pick Up

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Through Data and Knowlegde

HS Codes

With a Norwegian entity, HS codes must be used on all imports to ensure correct customs clearance, VAT, and compliance

e-Customs & Pre-Declaration

With a Norwegian entity, shipments can be pre-cleared through customs, reducing delays and ensuring smooth last mile delivery

An ATA Carnet lets goods enter Norway temporarily duty- and VAT-free, useful for fairs and service work

ATA Carnet

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Through Experience & Knowhow

EORI Numbers

Exporters use an EU EORI for shipping to Norway, while imports are cleared with the Norwegian entity’s organization number

RMA Returns & Repairs

RMA returns require clear procedures for shipping goods back, with a Norwegian entity simplifying customs and VAT handling

Optimizing frequency flow reduces transport costs, and with a Norwegian entity shipments can be consolidated and cleared locally

Optimizing Frequency Flow

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Through Company Registration, Transport and Custom Setup

Norwegian Warehousing

With incorporation in Norway, companies can use a local warehouse to cut delivery times, lower logistics costs, and handle VAT and returns domestically

Norway and EFTA

EFTA includes Norway, which through the EEA has access to the EU single market but remains outside the customs union and the common agriculture and fisheries policies

Under VOEC rules, foreign webshops can register for Norwegian VAT on low-value goods, but with a Norwegian entity, VAT is handled as for domestic sales without VOEC limits

VOEC Rules

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Through Company Registration, Transport and Custom Setup

HSEQ Culture

With a Norwegian entity, transport and logistics operations must follow HSEQ standards, ensuring health, safety, environment, and quality compliance locally

Subcontractor Obligations

In Norway, main contractors have a legal duty to monitor that subcontractors comply with required wages and working conditions

The Norwegian Transparency Act requires companies to assess human rights risks in their supply chains and publish due diligence reports

Norwegian Transparency Act

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Trade Balance Trends, & Key Trading Partners

Key Facts About Norway

Norwegian Trade Balance

Norway’s trade balance is strongly positive, driven by oil, gas, and fish exports, while imports mainly cover machinery, vehicles, and consumer goods

EU Relations

Norway is not in the EU but part of the EEA. Goods move freely for most sectors, but customs duties and border checks still apply since Norway is outside the EU customs union

Norway’s main trading partners are the EU and EFTA countries, the US, and key markets across Asia