Import regulations by Norway customs

Imports:
200 cigarettes or 250g of tobacco products and 200 leaves of cigarette paper (travellers over 18 years of age); 1l of spirits and 1l of wine or 2l of wine and 2l of beer (travellers over 20 years of age); other goods to the value of NOK1200; a small amount of perfume and eau de cologne.
(b) Residents of non-European countries:
400 cigarettes or 500g of tobacco products and 200 leaves of cigarette paper (travellers over 18 years of age); 1l of spirits and 1l of wine or 2l of wine and 2l of beer (travellers over 20 years of age); 50g of perfume and 50cl of eau de cologne; other goods (not to be resold) to the value of NOK3500

Export regulations by Norway customs

Exports:
Prohibited:Spirits over 60 per cent volume (120 per cent proof), certain foodstuffs (including eggs, potatoes, meat, meat products, dairy products and poultry), narcotics, firearms and explosives. Counterfeit coins, controlled drugs, weapons.

Other Norway customs information

Other risks: Hepatitis C may be present. Rabies is only present on the islands of Svalbard.

Health care: There are reciprocal health agreements with most European countries. The agreement with the UK allows free hospital in-patient treatment and ambulance travel on presentation of a UK passport. The cost of other treatment (including tooth extractions) may be partially refunded under the Norwegian social insurance scheme. Before leaving Norway, receipts should be presented at the social insurance office (Trygdekasse) of the district where treatment was carried out. Chemists are called Apotek. Standards of health care are high.