Customer service point in Näätämö (Norway)

Travellers can clear the goods they have brought in the country by choosing the red channel upon arrival, or by declaring them to Customs.

Deliveries from outside the EU or from the customs territory of the EU but outside its fiscal territory are usually subject to customs clearance.

The recipient of a gift consignment can clear the gift and pay any import taxes usually in Customs Import declaration service for private persons.

The mover may declare their removal goods at a customs office or, if the removal goods are delivered by a transport company, in the Customs service.

You can complete customs clearances, that is, submit export declarations to Customs of goods to be exported.

You must declare a vehicle if you are importing it from outside the EU’s fiscal territory.

If you are carrying cash worth more than €10,000 when entering or leaving the EU, you must declare it to Customs.

EUR.1 and A.TR. movement certificates filled by an exporter or its representative are endorsed by Customs.

You must lodge an export declaration when sending goods outside the EU or within the EU customs territory but outside the fiscal territory.

The importer of a vehicle needs to have their export registration certificate marked by Customs for importation and exportation.

The exporter shall present an export licence and an export declaration to Customs.

By presenting the ATA carnet to Customs, a company can temporarily export non-commercial goods without a customs declaration.