Reise til Norge med våpen for jakt- og konkurranseskyting

• Some countries require you to have a licence to take a firearm out of the country. Check with the authorities in the country where you live.
• You must be 18 years of age to travel to Norway with a rifle or shotgun. You must be 21 years of age to travel to Norway with a pistol or revolver.
• If you are going to take part in a shooting competition these age limits do not apply. You must bring a written invitation from the competition's organiser.
• The entry permit is valid for up to three months.

Travel with a European Firearms Pass

If you are coming to Norway from an EU/EEA country, you can apply for a European Firearms Pass before you travel. You can apply in your home country.

Travel without a European Firearms Pass

If you do not have a valid European Firearms Pass, you must declare your weapon(s) when you arrive in Norway and when you leave the country. To declare a weapon means giving written notice that you are travelling with the weapon(s).

• Download and fill out the declaration regarding the temporary import of a hunting or competition firearm.
• You must complete two copies of the declaration before you travel.

The declaration is temporary unavailable.

You must always have the following with you:

• Valid firearms licence from your home country
• Valid proof of identity
• Documents explaining why you are travelling to Norway with a firearm. This could be a written invitation to a shooting competition or documents showing you have access to a hunting ground in Norway.
• Valid European Firearms Pass, if you have one. All the weapons you are travelling with must be recorded in the firearms pass.

Travel to Norway with a valid European Firearms Pass

• If you have a valid European Firearms Pass, go through customs via the green channel when you arrive in Norway.

Travel without a valid European Firearms Pass

• Go through customs via the red channel when you arrive in Norway. Hand both copies of the declaration regarding the temporary import of a hunting or competition firearm to a customs official.
• The Norwegian Customs Service keeps one copy of the declaration. The other copy will be returned to you. You must hand this copy to a Norwegian customs official when you leave Norway again.

• Are you travelling with a valid European Firearms Pass? Are you travelling to an EU/EEA country? You do not need to declare your weapon(s) when you leave Norway.
• Are you travelling without a valid European Firearms Pass? Are you travelling to a country outside the EU/EEA? You must hand the second copy of the temporary firearms import declaration to a Norwegian customs official when you leave Norway.