Send a parcel to Norway from only £34.71
Delivered within 3 days*
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2023 Norway National Holidays
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1st January |
New Year’s Day |
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6th April |
Maundy Thursday |
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7th April |
Good Friday |
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9th April |
Easter |
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10th April |
Easter Monday |
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1st May |
Labour Day |
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17th May |
Constitution Day |
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18th May |
Ascension Day |
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29th May |
Whit Monday |
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24th December |
Christmas Eve |
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25th December |
Christmas Day |
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26th December |
Second Day of Christmas |
*Public holidays in Norway may affect our estimated transit times.
Send a Cheap Parcel to Norway
We work hard to keep our prices low for delivery to Norway. Take a look at our current prices here:
Do I need to deal with Norwegian customs?
For any parcel heading outside of the UK, you’ll need to provide a customs invoice. This tells the Customs Agents in the destination country about the contents of your package so they can process it correctly. When you book your delivery, we will provide you with all the correct documentation you need to help your parcel through Norway’s customs.
Please note - Invoices for Norway must be sent with all parcels and state the invoice address and delivery address as the same Norwegian address. A phone number for the consignee must always be provided on the invoice and it must be readable (in English is fine) – without these things, your parcel will very likely be delayed.
You can find out more about the restrictions from the Toll Customs website. It’s also worth checking out our prohibited items list to see what you can and can’t send.
HM Revenue & Customs has more information on tax and customs considerations for Norway.
What items can't I send to Norway?
As well as the usual restricted and prohibited items you would expect from any international parcel delivery, there are some additional restrictions on what you can and can’t send to Norway.
Norwegian Customs can check any item that arrives in the country and you are responsible for complying with their rules and regulations.
You can find more information on general bans and restrictions to Norway here, but some examples of items you can’t send include:
RESTRICTED AND PROHIBITED GOODS
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Illegal and dangerous |
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Weapons |
Medicines |
*Please be aware that we also have our own prohibited items list, in addition to country-specific restrictions.
How to package parcels to Norway
Although Norway doesn’t seem far from the UK, we still advise you take care with packaging; your parcel will travel through a number of depots with automated sorting machines so be sure to pack your items well and use cushioning material inside your parcel to help protect the contents from damage.
We’ll transport parcels up to 25kg in weight and 80x80x80cm max in dimensions. We recommend you use a strong and sturdy outer box when sending your package and don’t overfill it, regardless of the dimensions of your parcel. For further advice, take a look at our handy international packaging guide.
The benefits
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We can collect from home or work address |
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Globally trusted courier shipping to over 160 countries worldwide |
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Online tracking and delivery notifications for you and your recipient |
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Contents cover (up to £25 for UK / £50 for International shipping) |
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Integrated with over 10 ecommerce platforms to make sending parcels even easier |
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Offer your customers easy returns with our ‘’reverse order’’ functionality |
Many ways to save
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Drop off and save at any one of our 3,500 ServicePoints or 50+ depots |
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''My DHL rewards'' - exclusive to our customers |
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Cashback into your pre-pay account when you add funds (Terms apply) |
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Multi-parcel discounts available on some UK services (Terms apply) |
How safe will my parcel be?
You can keep track of your parcel for free using our website; just simply enter your consignment number and you’ll know where it is at all times. To put your mind at ease even further, all international parcels come with £50 free liability cover – which of course can be upgraded should your item(s) be worth more than that.
