Who should be using Digitoll?

1. Who will be using Digitoll/Entry Summary Declaration from third countries/ICS2?

• Anyone who processes and transports goods, including express and postal consignments, typically as air cargo from third countries (which are countries outside the EU’s customs security zone) will be affected by ICS2.
• September 1, 2025: Anyone who processes and transports goods from third countries by maritime, road or rail must use ICS2 for entry summary declaration.

2. Who will be using Digitoll/notification?

• Mandatory from April 1, 2025: Digitoll/notification can be used by anyone who transports goods into Norway.
• Registration in the Register of Legal Entities with a Norwegian organization number (alternatively an NUF number) is necessary.
• System providers can offer integration with Norwegian Customs’ API. 
• You can also use proprietary software.
• Conditions for using Digitoll
• All consignments on the transport must be added to Digitoll/notification.

3. Who will be using Digitoll/declaration?

• Digitoll/declaration must be used by all those who transport goods into Norway.
• The declaration is submitted, as before, in TVINN and NCTS at transit.
• Businesses must contend with two reporting paths: one in TVINN/NCTS and one in Digitoll.
• You need not use this guide for declarations.

 4. Exceptions when using Digitoll

• From January 1, 2024, VOEC (VAT On E-Commerce) shipments must be digitally reported to the Norwegian Customs before arrival in Norway. The notification can be submitted through the digital reporting and information solution (MO). At the same time, there is currently no requirement for other shipments to be digitally reported. This presents some challenges for transports carrying both VOEC shipments and other shipments that are not digitally reported.