Freight forwarder Norway: transport from Germany to Norway & back
Logisticoo organises transports between Germany and Norway — as a part or full load, express direct run and including complete customs clearance. Standard transit time: 3-4 working days. Fixed price in 30 minutes: +49 30 346 467 850.
Logisticoo organises Norway traffic in both directions — machinery, vehicles and industrial goods northbound, salmon and fish products as refrigerated cargo southbound, with a fixed price in 30 minutes and complete customs handling. Norway belongs to the EEA but not to the customs union: every shipment needs an export declaration, transit under the Common Transit Convention and Norwegian import clearance, which since the Digitoll changeover must be completed fully digitally and before arrival at the border. Our dispatchers therefore pre-register your cargo so the truck doesn't sit idle at Svinesund. Routing runs via the Öresund Bridge and the Swedish E6 through Gothenburg to Oslo — around 950 kilometres from Hamburg — or with the Hirtshals–Larvik and Kiel–Oslo ferries, which save time particularly for southern and western Norway. Germany is one of Norway's most important trading partners; alongside seafood and aluminium southbound, we regularly carry plant and project cargo for the offshore and energy sectors northbound. In winter we schedule with winter-capable equipment and snow-chain experience — on Norwegian mountain passes not a formality but a prerequisite. For destinations beyond Oslo — Bergen, Trondheim or Stavanger — we combine the overland route with coastal ferries into the most economical option and give you a binding transit time before booking.
Routes & corridors
Overland via Denmark and Sweden: Fehmarn (Puttgarden–Rødby ferry) or Jutland, the Öresund Bridge, then the E6 via Gothenburg to Svinesund/Oslo. Alternatively the Hirtshals–Larvik/Kristiansand ferries (Color Line, Fjord Line) and Kiel–Oslo as a direct sea bridge from Germany.
Customs clearance
Norway is an EEA member but not part of the customs union: required are an export declaration, T1/T2 transit (Norway is in the Common Transit Convention) and Norwegian import clearance, which since the Digitoll changeover must be filed digitally in advance. Goods of EEA origin are duty-free with a EUR.1 or declaration of origin.
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Prices & distances Germany ⇄ Norway
Guide values incl. tolls & fuel, plus customs fees — fixed price in 30 minutes.
| Route | Distance* | Sprinter | Articulated truck FTL |
|---|---|---|---|
| Berlin ⇄ Oslo | approx. 1,073 km | €1,350 – €1,750 | €2,395 – €3,100 |
| Frankfurt am Main ⇄ Oslo | approx. 1,405 km | €1,770 – €2,290 | €3,135 – €4,060 |
| Munich ⇄ Oslo | approx. 1,677 km | €2,110 – €2,735 | €3,740 – €4,845 |
*Road distance (approx.) to the main economic centre. Prices net, depending on schedule, cargo and market situation.
Frequently asked questions: transport Norway
How long does a transport to Norway take?
Allow 3 to 4 working days to Oslo including customs clearance, and correspondingly longer for western or northern Norway. Express direct runs from northern Germany reach Oslo in 2 days, provided the import is filed digitally in advance.
How much does a full truckload to Norway cost?
Calculate from ~€1.95/km plus ferry or bridge costs (Öresund) and customs handling — putting Hamburg–Oslo realistically at €2,400 to €2,900. Refrigerated cargo and the winter months can nudge the range slightly higher; we quote the fixed price in 30 minutes.
Which customs formalities apply for Norway?
Required are an export declaration (ATLAS), the T1/T2 transit procedure and the Norwegian import, which is filed digitally via Digitoll before arrival. Goods of EEA preferential origin are duty-free with a EUR.1 or declaration of origin; a commercial invoice and packing list are always mandatory.
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