Contact

Get in touch about your move to Norway

Plenty of people contact us while still deciding whether to move at all. That is fine and often sensible — a conversation at the research stage costs nothing and prevents a re-plan later.

Email

hello@norway-removals.co.uk

Best for anything with detail attached — a floor plan, an inventory list, photographs of the Norwegian approach.

Quote form

Send us the details

Seven fields. Pickup is your UK address, drop-off is the Norwegian one — even if the Norwegian one is not confirmed yet.

Office hours

Monday to Friday, 08:00–18:00
Saturday, 09:00–14:00

UK time. Worth remembering that Norway is an hour ahead if you are already there.

Five things that make the first reply useful

None compulsory. But with these we can give you an answer rather than a list of questions.

Where in Norway. The single biggest variable. Oslo and Tromsø are not the same job in any respect.
Relocating, or furnishing a second home? This decides the whole customs position and whether flyttegods relief is in play.
Roughly how much. Bedroom count is a start. Whether there is a study full of books, a garage, or a loft matters more.
How firm your date is. A fixed date points to a dedicated vehicle; a flexible one opens up groupage and sailings.
Where the UK end is. And whether there is more than one collection address, which is common on an international move.

Photographs of the Norwegian approach are the most useful single attachment you can send — more so than anywhere domestic. See where we deliver.

What we can and cannot advise on

We can tell you how the move works, how the route is chosen, what the Norwegian import declaration needs and how the flyttegods relief operates. That is our trade and we will be specific about it.

We cannot advise on your residence permit, on Norwegian tax, or on importing a vehicle — all three are substantial subjects with their own specialists, and a removals firm confidently holding forth on them is not something you should trust. We will tell you where those things affect the move and then point you at the right authority.

How quickly we come back

Within working hours, promptly. Outside them, the next working day. This corridor rarely produces genuine emergencies — the constraints are usually weeks out rather than hours — but if something has moved suddenly, ring rather than email.