Practical Info A-Z
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Allemannsretten (Right to Roam)
The Allemannsretten (Right to Roam) is one of the greatest laws in the world and a cornerstone of Norwegian culture. It…
Fishing
Norway is an angler's paradise . The rules: Saltwater (sea, fjords): Free and license-free for everyone! Only hand fish…
Embassies & Consulates
German Embassy Oslo Address: Oscars gate 45, 0244 Oslo Phone: +47 23 27 54 00 Emergency outside office hours: +47 23 27…
Entry & Visa
Norway is not an EU member but is part of the Schengen Area . This means: Germans, Austrians, Swiss: ID card or passpor…
Holidays
On holidays, shops are closed (including supermarkets!). Restaurants and tourist facilities usually remain open. Date H…
Health & Safety
Norway is one of the safest travel countries in the world . Medical care is excellent, and crime is low. Medical Care T…
Money & Costs
Norway's currency is the Norwegian Krone (NOK) . Norway is NOT in the Eurozone. Exchange Rate 1 EUR ≈ 11–12 NOK (as of…
Internet & Phone
Norway has an excellent digital infrastructure — even in remote areas. EU Roaming: Although Norway is not in the EU, th…
Tolls & AutoPASS
Norway's toll system is fully automatic and unmanned : Cameras capture your license plate, and the bill comes by mail.…
Weather & Packing List
Norway's weather is unpredictable — this is not a warning, but a fact. The onion principle (multiple layers) is mandato…
Opening Hours
Norwegian opening hours are shorter than in Germany — especially on Saturdays and Sundays: Facility Mon–Fri Saturday Su…
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