Moving to Norway: Your Swiss expert
Are you planning a move from Switzerland to Norway? We manage your relocation to the fjord stress-free, taking care of ferry bookings and complex customs clearance. As your experienced partner, we ensure that your belongings arrive safely in the far north.
Your professional relocation to Norway
A Moving to Norway This places special demands on people and logistics. The great distance from Switzerland, combined with ferry crossings and the complex customs regulations of a non-EU country, requires meticulous planning.
As your experienced moving company from Zurich We guarantee a smooth process.
Our team takes care of the entire process: from the secure packing of your belongings and transport to professional customs clearance in Norway. We ensure that your possessions arrive safely and stress-free at your new home, so you can fully concentrate on settling into your Scandinavian life.
Your advantages when moving with us
Moving to Norway is more than just transportation. As a non-EU country, Norway has high demands regarding logistics and customs. That's why you should rely on an expert.
- Expertise for non-EU removals As specialists for Scandinavia, we guarantee smooth customs clearance (import of «flyttegods»).
- Seamless logistics We manage the entire transport chain from your front door in Switzerland to your new home in Norway, including all ferry connections.
- Full service from A to Z From secure packing and transport to unloading – we are your single point of contact for the entire move.
- Transparent fixed prices You will receive a clear offer from us without hidden customs or ferry fees.
How much does it cost to move to Norway?
The cost of a Moving from Zurich to Norway The costs depend heavily on the size of your household and your exact destination. The biggest cost factors are transportation, ferry fees, and customs clearance.
| Apartment size | Cost in CHF (approx.) |
| 1-room apartment | CHF 2,000 – 2,900 |
| 2-room apartment | CHF 2,600 – 3,500 |
| 3-room apartment | CHF 3,200 – 4,300 |
| 4-room apartment | CHF 3,900 – 5,200 |
| 5-room apartment | CHF 5,200 – 6,800 |
A notice: These indicative prices include transport, packaging, and ferry fees. Please note: Norway is not EU member. complete Customs clearance Import/export is therefore mandatory. These administrative costs are already included in the estimated prices. We will gladly provide you with a free, no-obligation quote.
This is how your move to Norway will proceed
To allow you to focus on your new life, we follow a proven process:
Free viewing & consultation
Contact us for a free, no-obligation consultation. We will analyze the effort involved in moving to Norway and discuss all the details (including customs) with you.
Transparent fixed-price offer
Based on the site visit, we will provide you with a fair and binding offer. This includes all costs for transport, ferries and customs – with no hidden fees.
Secure transport & customs clearance
Our team will professionally pack your goods, transport them safely to Norway, and take care of everything else. Complete customs clearance (Import) so that you arrive stress-free.
Customs regulations Norway: What you need to know
Danger: Norway is not Switzerland is part of the EU Customs Union (but not the EFTA). Moving there is considered an import into a third country. Personal belongings ("flyttegods") that you have owned for more than 6 months can be imported duty-free, provided you have lived in Switzerland for at least 12 months.
Without correct documentation, you risk high taxes and delays. As your partner, we take care of this complex process.
Required documents for duty-free household goods:
- Valid identification (ID card or passport)
- Proof of a Norwegian ID number (Fødselsnummer or temporary D-number)
- Customs declaration for household goods (form «RD 0030» for «flyttegods»)
- Detailed inventory list (packing list), ideally in English or Norwegian
- Deregistration certificate for your residence in Switzerland
- Proof of residence in Norway (e.g. rental agreement or employment contract)
Important import tips for Norway
Pets: The Moving with a dog or cat It requires strict conditions (EU pet passport, vaccinations, tapeworm treatment) and must be planned months in advance.
Alcohol & Tobacco: The duty-free allowances for importing alcohol and tobacco into Norway are extremely low. Be sure to declare any excess to avoid hefty fines.
Vehicles (car / motorcycle): Importing a car into Norway involves a very high, one-time registration tax ("Engangsavgift"). We can advise you on whether the transport is financially worthwhile.
Weapons & Medicines: The import of weapons or certain medications requires special permits.