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Travelling to and from Norway:

Customs regulations for personnel in international traffic

Oppdatert: 03.04.2012
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Personnel who work on means of transport in international traffic can import 40 cigarettes or 100 grams of other tobacco products and 100 sheets of cigarette paper duty-free and tax-free per 24-hour period. They can also import other non-alcoholic goods with a total value of NOK 500.

Duty-free and tax-free quota

Employees who have finished their active duty abroad and have not worked on board during the journey to Norway can import a tax-free ‘traveller’s quota’ provided that they have been out of the country for at least 24 hours in total.

Traveller's quota

 

Ferry personnel

The following restrictions apply to keeping alcoholic beverages and tobacco products on board: The master is permitted to keep two litres of spirits or wine, 400 cigarettes or 400 grams of tobacco products. For each additional crew member: One litre of spirits, one litre of wine, 200 cigarettes or 250 grams of tobacco products.

Storage

Spirits, wine, cigarettes and tobacco products:

  • that exceed the quota for personnel in international traffic must be declared on arrival in Norway or kept locked in the ship’s pantry.
  • that are left on board the vessel in connec tion with free periods must be kept locked in the ship’s pantry.

Crew members and the ship’s master are obliged to include highly taxed goods in excess of the permitted quota in the crew’s effects declaration.

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