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It's easy, quick, and cheap to ship to Norway from the USA with Shipixy. If you are shipping products to customers in Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim, or shipping gifts to friends and family throughout Norway, it is important that you choose the right international shipping service. We can make it easier for you to find the right courier service, shipping costs, delivery time, and customs details all in one place.

From sending documents, personal packages, orders for eCommerce, to commercial shipping, Shipixy will offer you the flexibility of shipping, secure tracking, and reliable delivery. Just put your shipment information into our shipping calculator and get a quote based on the available services.

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Table of Contents
  1. Best Couriers to Ship to Norway from the USA
  2. Ship a Parcel With UPS to Norway
  3. Ship a Parcel With USPS to Norway
  4. Ship a Parcel With FedEx to Norway
  5. How Much Does It Cost to Ship to Norway from the USA?
  6. How Long Does It Take to Deliver a Parcel to Norway?
  7. Norway Customs and Regulations
  8. What Items Can't Be Shipped to Norway?

Best Couriers to Ship to Norway from the USA

The top couriers for U.S. to Norway shipping include UPS, FedEx, and USPS. All types of couriers have their advantages based on their size, budget, and delivery time. Our system allows you to compare all the major courier services and decide the most suitable one for your needs. 

Ship a Parcel With UPS to Norway

UPS is the best option for medium to large-sized packages to Norway. Among the more popular services are UPS Worldwide Expedited and UPS Worldwide Saver, which offer dependable worldwide delivery with full tracking. UPS Worldwide Expedited will arrive in 4-6 business days, and UPS Worldwide Saver will arrive in 3-5 business days. 

Shipping charges depend on package size, package weight, location, and shipping service. For shipments to larger cities in Norway, like Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, and Trondheim, UPS may be a budget-friendly choice for larger parcels and commercial goods. UPS is a popular choice for companies that ship goods on a frequent basis to Norway due to its excellent customs services and reliable delivery times.

Ship a Parcel With USPS to Norway

For lightweight mail, it's typically the cheapest choice. Personal packages, gifts, and small online orders are typically sent using Priority Mail International and First-Class Package International Service. Priority Mail International typically takes 6-10 business days, and First-Class Package International Service will take about 10-20 business days, depending on where the item is going and customs processing.

USPS is good for documents, lightweight clothing, and accessories. Tracking may be less comprehensive after the shipment has left the United States. However, the USPS is one of the most affordable options to send smaller packages to Norway.

Ship a Parcel With FedEx to Norway

FedEx is one of the quickest international shipping carriers to Norway. FedEx International Priority delivery takes about 2-5 business days, with full tracking of the shipment. Another popular choice is FedEx International Economy, which delivers packages in 5-9 business days for a lower price than express FedEx. 

FedEx is a great option for eCommerce companies, high-value shipments, and time-sensitive deliveries, due to its reliability, customs service, and door-to-door visibility. 

How Much Does It Cost to Ship to Norway from the USA?

Shipping rates to Norway will vary based on the weight and size of the package, the size of the carrier, and how quickly it needs to be delivered. Small package shipping usually begins at approximately $24 with economy shipping, while express shipping could be anywhere from $60 to $150 or more for larger and more urgent shipments.

International carriers charge based on either actual weight or dimensional weight, whichever is greater. Fuel surcharges, residential delivery fees, insurance, and import taxes to Norway may also apply. Use the shipping calculator to compare the rates and select the cheapest shipping option for your shipment.

How Long Does It Take to Deliver a Parcel to Norway?

The delivery time from the USA to Norway will depend on the carrier and the service. Options like FedEx International Priority or UPS Worldwide Saver are generally delivered within 2-5 business days, while UPS Worldwide Expedited is usually delivered within 4-6 business days.

FedEx International Economy typically takes 5-9 business days, USPS Priority Mail International typically takes 6-10 business days, and USPS First-Class Package International typically takes 10-20 business days. Express Shipping is available for most shipments within one week.

Norway Customs and Regulations

Customs documents must be presented for all items shipped to Norway, and must include a description of the goods, declared value, and quantity. The data is used by Norwegian Customs in determining import duty and import taxes.

The import of most goods is taxed at 25% VAT, with extra duties depending on the nature of the goods. The customs charges consist of the value of the products, shipping charges, and insurance. To prevent delays, Shipixy offers assistance in customs documentation during the booking.

What Items Can't Be Shipped to Norway?

There are some products that are banned or have strict restrictions in Norwegian customs and airline policies. 

The following items should not be shipped to Norway:

  • Firearms, ammunition, and weapon replicas
  • Explosives and flammable materials
  • Controlled substances and illegal drugs
  • Unprescribed drugs
  • Tobacco products and vaping products
  • Alcoholic beverages
  • Fake Products and trademark
  • Live animals and insects
  • Perishable food products
  • Any hazardous chemicals or toxic substances
  • Radioactive materials
  • Gambling devices and lottery literature
  • Products of endangered animals, such as ivory or protected skins
  • Body armor and military equipment
  • Some supplements and non-approved health products
  • Agricultural products, seeds, plants, and soil

Please check the most up-to-date rules on restricted and prohibited items prior to shipment, as these may change over time. Ready to ship to Norway? Register at Shipixy.com today to check UPS, FedEx, and USPS shipping rates, get an instant quote, and book your shipment online in minutes with discounted international shipping rates.

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Key facts about Norway

Norway has a population of about 5.6 million (2025), and its capital is Oslo.

In 2025, the population grew by 0.7%, and 83.6% of people lived in urban areas. The currency is the Norwegian krone (NOK), and the official languages are Bokmål, Norwegian, Nynorsk and Sámi.

In Norway, standard time is UTC+01:00, with daylight saving time in summer, traffic drives on the right and the international calling code is +47.

Norway's gross domestic product (GDP) was $530.8 billion in 2025, or $94,594 per person. It exported $240.8 billion and imported $178.8 billion of goods and services in 2025, so trade equaled 79% of GDP.

Norway at a glance
CapitalOslo
Population (2025)5,610,870
Land area (2024)364,270 km² (140,645 sq mi)
CurrencyNorwegian krone (NOK)
Official languagesBokmål, Norwegian, Nynorsk, Sámi
Time zone (standard)UTC+01:00
Calling code+47
Internet domain.no
Drives on theright
GDP (2025)$530.8 billion
GDP per person (2025)$94,594
GDP of Norway, 2016 to 2025
$0$250B$500B$750B2016201720182019202020212022202320242025

Norway's GDP grew from $383.3 billion in 2016 to $530.8 billion in 2025, while the population went from 5,234,519 to 5,610,870. The largest one-year rise was in 2021, up 36.5%. Divided by population, that is about $73,222 per person in 2016 and $94,594 in 2025.

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GDP and population of Norway by year
YearGDP (current US$)Population
2025$530.8 billion5,610,870
2024$500.9 billion5,572,279
2023$502.2 billion5,519,601
2022$617.3 billion5,457,127
2021$521.6 billion5,408,320
2020$382.3 billion5,379,475
2019$424.2 billion5,347,896
2018$454.6 billion5,311,916
2017$415.7 billion5,276,968
2016$383.3 billion5,234,519

Trade between the United States and Norway

In 2025, the United States exported $4.5 billion of goods to Norway and imported $6.6 billion, a U.S. trade deficit of $2.1 billion.

U.S. exports to Norway fell 0.9% from $4.6 billion in 2024.

Among the 42 countries in Europe that Shipixy ships to, Norway ranks 14th as a market for U.S. goods, between Denmark ($4.6 billion) and the Czech Republic ($4.4 billion).

U.S. goods trade with Norway, 2016 to 2025
$0$2.5B$5B$7.5B2016201720182019202020212022202320242025

U.S. exports to Norway ranged from $2.8 billion (2020) to $5.5 billion (2017); U.S. imports ranged from $3.9 billion to $6.8 billion. The United States had a goods trade surplus with Norway in one of these 10 years. Exports in 2025 were 1.6% above the 10-year average of $4.4 billion.

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U.S. goods trade with Norway by year
YearU.S. exportsU.S. importsBalance
2025$4.519 billion$6.623 billion-$2.103 billion
2024$4.559 billion$6.6 billion-$2.041 billion
2023$5.267 billion$6.111 billion-$844.2 million
2022$4.645 billion$6.651 billion-$2.006 billion
2021$3.994 billion$6.724 billion-$2.73 billion
2020$2.774 billion$3.943 billion-$1.169 billion
2019$3.893 billion$6.524 billion-$2.63 billion
2018$5.443 billion$6.781 billion-$1.338 billion
2017$5.451 billion$5.051 billion+$400.4 million
2016$3.92 billion$4.407 billion-$487.5 million
U.S. goods trade with Norway by month, 2025
$0$500M$1BJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec

In 2025, monthly U.S. exports to Norway ranged from $216.2 million in July to $600.9 million in June. U.S. imports from Norway peaked in April at $750.4 million. The busiest quarter for exports was the second (April to June), with $1.3 billion or 29.6% of the year.

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U.S. goods trade with Norway by month, 2025
MonthU.S. exportsU.S. imports
January 2025$466.3 million$551.4 million
February 2025$337.8 million$631.2 million
March 2025$412.3 million$649.2 million
April 2025$345.3 million$750.4 million
May 2025$391 million$590.7 million
June 2025$600.9 million$566 million
July 2025$216.2 million$497.7 million
August 2025$433.4 million$471.4 million
September 2025$407.2 million$477.4 million
October 2025$316.1 million$426.2 million
November 2025$268 million$512.7 million
December 2025$324.7 million$498.1 million

The top three categories, crude oil, civilian aircraft, engines, equipment, and parts and natural gas liquids, made up 27.8% of U.S. exports to Norway in 2025. The fastest growing of these was passenger cars, new and used, up 284.9% from 2024.

Top U.S. exports to Norway by end-use category
Category202520242023Change 2024 to 2025
Crude oil$553.8 million$193.7 million$777.2 million+185.9%
Civilian aircraft, engines, equipment, and parts$354.9 million$326.1 million$514.6 million+8.8%
Natural gas liquids$345.9 million$296.6 million$311.3 million+16.6%
Telecommunications equipment$246.6 million$427.1 million$145.8 million-42.3%
Minimum value shipments$241.9 million$235.8 million$260.8 million+2.6%
Petroleum products, other$215 million$201.9 million$449.7 million+6.5%
Measuring, testing, control instruments$193.4 million$185.5 million$155.8 million+4.3%
Industrial machines, other$169.2 million$165.9 million$163.9 million+2%
Electric apparatus$167.8 million$179.6 million$170.8 million-6.6%
Parts for military-type goods$141.5 million$121.1 million$91.35 million+16.8%
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Category202520242023Change 2024 to 2025
Passenger cars, new and used$137.6 million$35.76 million$73.04 million+284.9%
Industrial engines$121.7 million$109.3 million$98.79 million+11.3%
Drilling & oilfield equipment$108.6 million$84.9 million$75.44 million+27.9%
Fuel oil$98.38 million$346 million$379.8 million-71.6%
Tanks, artillery, missiles, rockets, guns and ammunition$89.48 million$80.42 million$69.59 million+11.3%
Engines and turbines for military aircraft$86.56 million$181.9 million$154.7 million-52.4%
Medicinal Equipment$79.01 million$59.98 million$74.65 million+31.7%
Marine engines, parts$58.12 million$35.08 million$46.31 million+65.7%
Computers$56.58 million$262.3 million$17.09 million-78.4%
Finished metal shapes$56.27 million$40.36 million$38.78 million+39.4%

The United States bought mostly fish and shellfish, petroleum products, other and U.S. goods returned, and reimports from Norway in 2025, together 43.5% of U.S. imports from there. The largest, fish and shellfish, was worth $1.6 billion, up 18.8% from 2024.

Top U.S. imports from Norway by end-use category
Category202520242023Change 2024 to 2025
Fish and shellfish$1.578 billion$1.328 billion$1.411 billion+18.8%
Petroleum products, other$916.2 million$1.162 billion$1.317 billion-21.1%
U.S. goods returned, and reimports$384.7 million$459.1 million$329.5 million-16.2%
Pharmaceutical preparations$365.1 million$365.5 million$340.3 million-0.1%
Crude oil$288.8 million$367.7 million$87.34 million-21.5%
Nickel$227 million$224.2 million$354.3 million+1.3%
Electric apparatus$208.8 million$115.8 million$62.03 million+80.3%
Nonferrous metals, other$204.3 million$203.2 million$166.3 million+0.6%
Chemicals-other, n.e.c.$194.6 million$187.7 million$142.3 million+3.7%
Telecommunications equipment$166.5 million$107.4 million$76.23 million+55%
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Category202520242023Change 2024 to 2025
Steelmaking materials$153.9 million$150.1 million$127.7 million+2.5%
Measuring, testing, control instruments$123.1 million$97.86 million$98.14 million+25.8%
Food oils, oilseeds$104.7 million$87.74 million$34.13 million+19.4%
Chemicals-fertilizers$95.55 million$118.9 million$101.5 million-19.6%
Military aircraft and parts$94.71 million$86.25 million$78.87 million+9.8%
Industrial engines$89.38 million$47.4 million$39.4 million+88.6%
Spacecraft, excluding military$88.09 million$62.6 million$72.13 million+40.7%
Medicinal equipment$85.61 million$107.6 million$89.5 million-20.5%
Materials handling equipment$80.49 million$103.3 million$81.69 million-22.1%
Chemicals-inorganic$76.34 million$106 million$97.53 million-28%

Countries near Norway

Norway shares land or sea borders with six countries: Denmark, Finland, Greenland, Russia, Sweden and the United Kingdom.

By population, Norway is the 22nd largest of the 42 countries in Europe on our list, between Finland (5.6 million) and Ireland (5.5 million).

Among its neighbors, the United Kingdom received the most U.S. goods in 2025 ($97.4 billion) and Finland the least ($2.9 billion), against $4.5 billion for Norway.