Whether you’re sending a gift to an old friend in Oslo or something you’ve sold to someone in Bergen, our couriers are on hand to make sure your delivery to Norway goes smoothly.
Sending a parcel to Norway takes 8-11 days with Evri. With full tracking and £20 free parcel cover included as standard, you can keep tabs with peace of mind every step of the way.
When you send a parcel with Evri, you get a great Courier service at a low price. Plus, you can send parcels anywhere up to 15kg.
Parcel weight | Prices from |
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Parcel weight 250g | Prices from £8.71 |
Parcel weight 500g | Prices from £9.71 |
Parcel weight 1kg | Prices from £11.40 |
Parcel weight 2kg | Prices from £14.96 |
Parcel weight 5kg+ | Prices from £22.85 |
While our international Courier service always aims to get your parcel to its destination without delay, delivery times may be increased if your parcel is in transit around any of the following public holidays:
It’s also important to be aware of local holidays. We recommend sending your parcel earlier to increase your chances of arriving on time.
Choose from three options when sending parcels to Norway from the UK with Evri.
If you're running an online business or have multiple parcels to send, our Bulk Integrations tool can save you time:
Keep updated on your parcel's progress with end-to-end tracking and email notifications for you and your recipient at no extra cost
Every parcel you send includes £20 free cover. If your item’s worth more, you can easily increase the cover up to £999 for extra peace of mind!
Fill in customs information as part of your online booking without needing to print anything extra - we'll do the rest
Speak to a real person on our international.evri.com website to answer your questions and help resolve any concerns
Print your parcel labels at home or in-store for FREE
Book multiple parcels online all at once using our Bulk Send tool
Add funds to your PrePay account to save time at checkout for a faster online booking
We're trusted to deliver for many of the UK's biggest retailers like ASOS, Boohoo, Gymshark, House of Fraser, Lonsdale and Lookfantastic, just to name a few
When you use Evri to send a parcel to Norway, you can send lots of different things, but there are some restricted items. For full details on what you can’t send with Evri, check our prohibited items list.
You should also check the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations and UK Civil Aviation Authority guides to keep up to date with the latest restrictions for sending parcels via airlines.
When writing out a Norwegian address for your parcels, remember that the street name should come before the house number on the first line. You should also write the country name on the last line in capital letters.
Norwegian addresses also have the postcode before the city location.
For example:
Mr J. Bloggs
Storgata 6
NO-7491 Trondheim
NORWAY
But don’t worry, all you need to do is enter the right address information at checkout and we’ll make sure it’s formatted correctly when you print your label.