Your move from Brazil to Norway, from start to finish.
We are a Brazilian multinational international moving company, with our own teams and fleet — we do not outsource the care of your home.
Elected best in customer satisfaction at the MESC Award (Melhores Empresas em Satisfação do Cliente, by Instituto MESC in partnership with Google) in 2024 and 2025.
FIDI-FAIM certification, independently audited, and EcoVadis Gold rating — the only moving company in Latin America with this distinction.
We serve families, executives and expatriates in Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, Trondheim, Tromsø and Kristiansand.
Changing country is already big enough — the hard part is ours.
Why choose One Moving for your move to Norway?
Our own team in Brazil carrying out packing, documentation and shipment, and accredited agents of our international network executing the customs clearance and delivery in Norway — with monitoring by our team at every stage.
The RD-0030 completed with the proof of possession that Tolletaten (Norwegian Customs) requires
The Norwegian exemption for removal goods depends on two requirements that must be proven by document, not by declaration: you must have resided at least 12 months outside Norway and have owned and used the goods for at least 12 months before the move. Everything is declared on the RD-0030 form of Tolletaten (Norwegian Customs). We assemble this dossier during packing, with the dated inventory, because it is the absence of proof of possession that usually converts the exemption into taxation with 25% VAT.
Customs clearance at both ends
We handle the export documentation in Brazil and follow up on the release with Tolletaten (Norwegian Customs), on entry via Oslo or the Norwegian ports, including assembling the dossier of possession and residence. You do not need to worry about bureaucracy — we take care of everything.
Door-to-door delivery throughout Norway
We deliver your move in Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, Trondheim, Kristiansand, Tromsø and other regions, including the north of the country above the Arctic Circle. From your address in Brazil to the door of your new home in Norway, with unpacking and furniture assembly.
Specialized professional packaging
We pack your belongings with high-quality materials and professional techniques. Furniture, electronics, works of art — all protected with the utmost care.
Comprehensive international insurance
Your move travels protected with international insurance that covers the entire route — from pickup in Brazil to delivery in Norway.
Free virtual pre-move survey
We carry out the pre-move survey of your belongings by video call, without the need for an in-person visit. Practical, fast and without obligation.
Real route transit times Brazil — Norway
Door-to-door transit times, from pickup in Brazil until delivery with assembly in Norway.
| Origin | Destination | Maritime | Air |
|---|---|---|---|
| São Paulo (SP) | OsloDoor-to-door transit time, with customs clearance at both ends | 45 to 65 days | 15 to 30 days |
| São Paulo (SP) | Bergen | 45 to 65 days | 15 to 30 days |
| Rio de Janeiro (RJ) | Stavanger | 45 to 65 days | 15 to 30 days |
| Curitiba (PR) | TrondheimIncludes road transfer to the port of origin | 50 to 65 days | 15 to 30 days |
| Belo Horizonte (MG) | TromsøIncludes road transfer to the port of origin | 50 to 65 days | 15 to 30 days |
Door-to-door transit time, with customs clearance at both ends
Includes road transfer to the port of origin
Includes road transfer to the port of origin
We serve the entire country; contact us to find out the exact transit time for your city.
Estimated door-to-door transit times, subject to the shipping line's or airline's schedule. They include collection, packing, customs clearance at origin and destination, and final delivery. The transit time for your move is confirmed in the quote after the service and route are defined.
Customs framework for the route: we handle the route with Tolletaten's RD-0030 form, proof of possession and use of the goods for 12 months and proof of prior residence outside Norway.
What is included within this timeframe
The times above are door-to-door and include collection and packing at the origin residence, cargo consolidation, waiting for the ship’s departure window, the crossing, customs clearance at both ends and final delivery with furniture assembly. We publish it this way because it is the timeframe you actually experience. Port-to-port times published by carriers may seem shorter because they only cover sailing time, without customs, collection or delivery.
Required documentation at both ends
What Norwegian and Brazilian customs require, with the name of each document and the responsible agency.
Departure from Brazil
Receita Federal do Brasil
- 1
Declaration of export of goods
Export registration of unaccompanied baggage, conducted by our in-house team in Brazil, with issuance of the bill of lading in the name of the owner. One Moving hires and coordinates the customs broker and oversees the release from end to end, for your convenience.
- 2
Detailed inventory of the goods
Complete list of goods, volume by volume, with description and estimated value. It is the document that instructs the Norwegian declaration, and in it the non-exempt items must be highlighted from origin. All preparation is done by our team during packing and managed by One Moving, for your convenience.
- 3
Proof of residence in Brazil for at least one year
The Norwegian exemption requires continuous residence abroad for at least 12 months before the move. We assemble with you the documents that demonstrate this period, because it is the entry requirement of the regime.
Entry into Norway
Tolletaten — Norwegian Customs
- 1
Signed Form RD-0030
The declaration of household goods in Norway is made using the official form RD-0030, the "Innførsel av flyttegods". It must be presented to Tolletaten upon arrival via the red channel. If you are not present at the time of customs clearance, the carrier must carry a power of attorney and the form already signed by you. We complete the RD-0030, prepare the power of attorney, and present it to customs: the entire process is managed by One Moving for your convenience.
- 2
Norwegian identification number or TRK-nummer
Without a local identification number, the customs broker cannot register the declaration in the Norwegian system. You need a personnummer or D-nummer and, if you do not yet have them on arrival, it is necessary to request a TRK-nummer, the customer number registered with customs. We identify this pending item in the initial analysis and guide the request, managed by One Moving, for your convenience.
- 3
Proof of possession and use of the goods abroad
The goods must have been owned and used during your stay abroad and must continue in use in Norway. The rule does not set a number of months of prior possession, but requires effective use. We record this information in the inventory to support Tolletaten's analysis.
- 4
Highlight of non-exempt items
Food, alcoholic beverages, tobacco, plants and professional equipment are not exempt under the Norwegian moving regime and must be declared separately. We identify these items in the inventory before shipment, because correct declaration at origin prevents penalties on arrival. This screening is managed by One Moving, for your convenience.
You need an identification number for customs clearance
This is the most specific particularity of Norway and the one that surprises Brazilians the most. Without a personnummer or D-nummer, the customs broker simply cannot register the import declaration in the Tolletaten system. Those who arrive before obtaining civil registration must request a TRK-nummer, the customer number registered with customs. It is a simple measure, but it needs to happen before the cargo arrives, not after.
One year of continuous residence abroad is a requirement
The Norwegian exemption requires continuous residence abroad for at least 12 months before the move. It is an entry requirement, not a formality. Those who do not meet this period have a different situation that needs to be structured differently, and we assess this before any quote.
Vehicles and alcohol are the most costly mistake on the route
Motor vehicles do not have exemption under the moving regime. When importing a car as a private individual, you pay 25% VAT to Tolletaten (Norwegian Customs), plus the vehicle import tax to Skatteetaten (Norwegian Tax Administration), calculated based on emissions, and you also need approval and registration with Statens vegvesen (Norwegian Public Roads Administration). Alcoholic beverages and tobacco are also excluded from the exemption and may only enter within the traveler's allowance if you travel together with the shipment. Including stock of alcohol in the container is one of the quickest ways to turn a smooth move into a detained shipment with surprise costs.
The shipment must arrive within one year after the move
Goods must be imported within a reasonable time and, at most, up to 1 year after your move to Norway. The window is more generous than that of several other destinations, but it still needs to be respected, and shipment planning takes this deadline into account.
Professional equipment is not exempt
Norway separates household goods from occupational equipment. Tools, machines and instruments linked to your professional activity do not fall under the moving exemption and must be declared. For those moving for work and intending to bring their own equipment, this needs to be sized in the quote from the start.
Food, plants and weapons are subject to specific rules
Food is not exempt and is subject to the rules of Mattilsynet (Norwegian Food Safety Authority). Plants also have sanitary restrictions. Weapons require permission from the Norwegian police. These are items that frequently appear in moves and that require specific handling, reviewed in the inventory before shipment.
Sources: Tolletaten — “Household goods: import when moving to Norway”, formulário RD-0030 “Importation of removal goods: declaration”, “Importing cars and other vehicles” and “Moving with pets to Norway” — and Mattilsynet. Legal basis: Tollavgiftsloven § 6-2; Tollavgiftsforskriften § 6-2-1; Merverdiavgiftsloven § 7-3; and Merverdiavgiftsforskriften § 7-3-2. Information verified in August 2026; we confirm the conditions of your case before shipment.
Sea or air: how to choose
Both modalities serve the Brazil — Norway route. The choice depends on volume, urgency and the value of the goods.
Maritime Transport
Ideal for complete moves with large volume. Best cost-effectiveness to transport furniture, appliances and all your belongings.
- Exclusive or shared container
- Best cost-benefit
- Ideal for full moves
- Tracking throughout the entire journey
Air Transport
For those who need speed. Perfect for smaller volumes, urgent items, or partial moves that cannot wait.
- Door-to-door delivery in up to 20 days
- Ideal for smaller volumes
- Perfect for urgent items
- Real-time tracking
Stress-free move to Norway
We know that moving to another country is an important decision. That is why we handle all the logistics of your move so you can focus on what really matters: your new life in Norway.
Our team accompanies every step of the process, ensuring safety, organization and predictability.
FAQ Brazil — Norway
The most frequent doubts on the route, answered based on the official rule.
By sea transport, the timeframe is 45 to 65 days, and by air, 15 to 30 days. These times are door-to-door: they include collection and packing at your residence in Brazil, cargo consolidation, waiting for the ship's departure window, the crossing, customs clearance at both ends and the final delivery in Norway with furniture assembly. They should not be compared with port-to-port times published by carriers, which cover only sailing time.
If you have resided abroad continuously for at least 1 year and the goods were owned and used during that stay, the move is exempt from customs duties and VAT, based on Tollavgiftsloven § 6-2, Tollavgiftsforskriften § 6-2-1, Merverdiavgiftsloven § 7-3 and Merverdiavgiftsforskriften § 7-3-2. The exemption does not cover vehicles, alcoholic beverages, tobacco, food and professional equipment.
It is the official declaration of moving goods of the Norwegian customs, the Innførsel av flyttegods. It must be presented to Tolletaten on arrival, via the red channel. If you are not present at customs clearance, the carrier must carry a power of attorney and the form already signed by you. We fill out the RD-0030, prepare the power of attorney and conduct the presentation to customs.
Because without it the customs broker cannot register the import declaration in the Tolletaten system. You need a personnummer or D-nummer. If you do not yet have civil registration when the cargo arrives, you must request a TRK-nummer, the customer number registered with Norwegian customs. It is the most specific particularity of this route, and we identify this pending issue in the initial assessment, before shipment.
Goods must be imported within a reasonable time and, at most, within one year after your move to the country. The window is more relaxed than for other destinations, but shipment planning considers this limit, especially because maritime transit takes 45 to 65 days.
You can import, but not with exemption. Vehicles do not fall under the moving regime. You pay 25% VAT to Tolletaten, plus the vehicle import tax to Skatteetaten, calculated based on emissions, and you need approval and registration at Statens vegvesen. The Norwegian tax burden on vehicles is one of the highest in Europe, and therefore this is one of the most expensive mistakes on the route when not planned. Our team advises on feasibility on a case-by-case basis.
Not exempt. Alcohol and tobacco are excluded from the moving regime and can only enter within the traveler's allowance if you travel together with the cargo. Including stock of alcoholic beverages in the container believing it falls under the general exemption is an expensive mistake, because Norwegian taxation on alcohol is high and the cargo may be detained. We review the inventory with this filter before shipment.
Yes, and the animal can enter duty-free as part of the move, provided you have lived abroad for at least 1 year and it is your property. The pet must be listed on the RD-0030 and declared in the red channel. The Mattilsynet sanitary requirements for Brazil include an ISO 11784/11785 standard microchip, rabies vaccine administered after microchipping with the animal being at least 12 weeks old, an antibody titration test collected at least 30 days after the vaccine and not less than 3 months before entry, treatment against Echinococcus multilocularis for dogs between 24 and 120 hours before entry, and an official health certificate. Entry of animals from third countries is only permitted via Oslo Gardermoen airport or via Storskog, with 48 hours prior notification. It is one of the longest protocols we operate, and therefore pet preparation starts months before the flight, conducted by our pet department. We have already transported more than 1,000 animals.
You can bring, but occupational or professional equipment is not exempt in Norway and must be declared separately. Norwegian legislation clearly separates household goods from items linked to professional activity. For those who move for work and intend to bring their own equipment, we size that in the quote from the start so it does not appear as a surprise cost.
In Brazil, collection, packing and exit documentation are conducted by One Moving's own team. In Norway, the completion and submission of the RD-0030, the customs clearance with Tolletaten, the final delivery and assembly are executed by accredited agents of our international network, under supervision of our team. The issue of the identification number, which is the typical bottleneck on this route, is handled by us in the initial analysis, before shipment.
What our clients say
Thousands of families have already entrusted their international move to One Moving.
“One Moving took care of everything. From packing to delivery in Oslo. Everything arrived perfect, without any damage. True professionals.”
“They assembled the entire dossier of possession for the goods that customs requested. I didn't even have to worry about the paperwork.”
“Serious and transparent company. The quote was exactly what I paid, no surprises. The virtual pre-move survey was very convenient.”
Free Quote Brazil → Norway
Fill out the form and receive a personalized quote. No obligation.