Shopping Websites with Free Shipping to Norway

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skumars Member

Member since 29 April 2013

skumarsMember04 September 2013 07:51:39

Hi,
聽聽Could you give me some cheap and best shopping websites which provide free shipping to norway ?

ECS Norway Expert

Member since 21 July 2006

ECSNorway Expert04 September 2013 07:56:40

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what are you trying to buy?

dmcart13 Serial expat

Member since 15 December 2009

dmcart13Serial expat04 September 2013 08:47:55

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Be aware that if it's anything other than books, and it is worth any amount of money, you will almost certainly have to pay tax on it.

skumars Member

Member since 29 April 2013

skumarsMember04 September 2013 11:46:06

Im trying buy some electronics stuff and clothes

dmcart13 Serial expat

Member since 15 December 2009

dmcart13Serial expat04 September 2013 12:53:30

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Then you will have to pay tax and administration fees when it's sent here. I wouldn't recommend it, because it can end up being quite expensive and quite a lot of hassle.

sbvikas007 New member

Member since 29 November 2012

sbvikas007New member06 September 2013 12:37:04

I've seen quite a few people get it delivered to their home country (if they have family or friends) and get it shipped to Norway; but not as a brand new product. You might want them to remove it from the packing. I am not sure if this works all the time, but if you are buying something for above 200 kr you will have to pay a tax to get it delivered to Norway. www. biit.no is one such place where you can shop online for Norway delivery.

vinay_0007 Member

Member since 15 May 2013

vinay_0007Member21 September 2013 17:41:22

I agree with others ..聽 unfortunately you are in country which is out of EU union.

Anything above 200knr value ,you will have to pay 25% tax on the billed value.

Why not get it shipped to your friends in sweden and you can pickit up when you meet them ?

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