Belgian Economic Mission to Norway #BEmissionNOR
Departure in:
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    Brussels
    10h44
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  • Oslo country flag
    Oslo
    10h44
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Required documents

Identification requirements

Belgian citizens can travel to Norway with a valid Belgian identity card. There are no visa requirements. 

 

Name badge

You are kindly requested to always wear your personal name badge of the Belgian Economic Mission to Norway in a visible way throughout the Mission.

Without badge and/or a personal invitation for selected activities, access will be denied by the local and Belgian security officers as the security regulations will be strictly respected and applied.

If you did not attend the Briefing of the Mission on Tuesday 4 June 2024 in Brussels, you can collect your personal name badge at the Belgian Foreign Trade Agency (Rue Montoyer 3, 1000 Brussels) on Thursday 6 June and Friday 7 June from 9am to 4pm. 

You can also pick up your badge upon check in at the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Oslo or at the Secretariat of the Mission, in the Blu Room on the ground level (1) of the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Oslo. The Secretariat will be operational from 14 to 19 June, from 8am until 5pm (on 19 June the Secretariat will close at 1pm). 

 

Declaration of imported commercial goods

The value limit is NOK 6,000 (or NOK 3,000 if you have been outside of Norway for less than 24 hours). This value limit is the sum total of the items you have bought, except the alcohol and tobacco quota.

If you are a tourist and not a resident in Norway, there is no specific value limit to what you can bring with you temporarily to Norway as luggage. Examples of such luggage are clothing, computers, mobile phone, jewelry and other things for use during your stay and that you will bring out of Norway. If you are leaving any of the goods in Norway, for example gifts or goods for consumption, the value limit applies. The quotas for alcohol, tobacco and foods applies to everyone travelling to Norway.

The release for free circulation of goods above the value limit

If you bring goods valued above the value limit, you must declare the goods for the procedure release for free circulation. You must pay 25 per cent VAT on most items. In addition, there are some products that are subject to customs duty. In simple terms, this applies to clothes and food. For more information click here.