No Age Restrictions.

Left-hand drive

Drammen and Oslo

• Original Bill of Lading (BoL);
•  Norwegian Customs paperwork;
•  Original Passport;
•  Vehicle Registration and Title;
•  Bill of Sale or Proof of Purchase;
•  Vehicle insurance information;
•  Residence proof outside the EU of at least a year before moving to Norway;
•  Tax receipt;
•  Information regarding a person’s residence in Norway.

After the vehicle enters Norway and all paperwork is done, one has to take the vehicle to the Customs and Excise Office to get the temporary number plates. There the importer has to pay the 25% VAT, Hydrofluorocarbon (HFC), and Perfluorocarbon (PFC) taxes. Taxes are to be paid within 3 days of vehicle arrival. The following documents are required to be produced at the time of payment:

•  Transit Document paperwork;
•  Original foreign registration documents;
•  Insurance proof;
•  Commercial Invoice showing vehicle charges, and transportation fees.

Once the vehicle gets approval from the Customs and all taxes are paid, then the vehicle should get registered. Customs will endorse the registration card and then the importer can register the vehicle at one of the Public Roads Administration's Traffic Services Offices.

The following conditions must be satisfied in order to import the vehicle duty-free.

• A foreign customer moving to Norway on a two-year visa and auto is re-exported at the end of the two years. The vehicle will be re-exported at the end of this period.
• The vehicle is owned by the customer and has been registered in the owner's name for at least one year with a minimum of 5000km/3200 miles prior to importation.
• Returning residents must have resided outside Norway for a period of at least five continuous years.
• The customer has had possession of a driver's license for a minimum of one year.
• The vehicle imported must be used and should show signs of wear.
• The vehicle will not be allowed to be sold or disposed of within two years after its arrival in Norway.
• Vehicles arriving in Norway must comply with safety and regulation standards. Within three months of the owner's arrival in Norway, the vehicle should also get imported.

It is allowed to import only one vehicle per person to Norway.