Digitoll in Norway

New Documentation Requirements from 15 September 2026

How to Ensure Smooth Customs Clearance for Your Shipments

The Norwegian Customs Administration is introducing Digitoll as the new standard for customs processing in Norway.

To support a smooth transition to the new requirements, Jetpak will apply the same documentation standards from 15 September 2026 that are expected to become mandatory under Digitoll from 1 March 2027.

What Is Digitoll?

Digitoll is the Norwegian Customs Administration's new digital solution for customs processing.

The aim is to improve the flow of goods across Norway's borders by making customs information available earlier in the transportation process.

Once Digitoll is fully implemented, customs clearance must be completed before a shipment can cross the Norwegian border.

What Changes from 15 September 2026?

From 15 September, Jetpak will require the following information and documentation to be available at the time of booking to ensure shipments can be correctly and timely presented to Norwegian Customs:

✅ Complete and accurate shipment information

✅ Detailed goods descriptions

✅ Electronic commercial invoices

✅ Correct sender, receiver and goods value information

✅ All required customs-related documentation

Why Is This Important?

Customs authorities are placing increasing emphasis on the quality and completeness of shipment information.

Missing or incomplete information may result in:

  • Delays in customs clearance

  • Shipment delivery delays

  • Additional requests for documentation or clarification

  • Increased administrative processing

Providing complete information from the outset helps minimise the risk of unnecessary delays and supports a smoother transportation process.

What Should You Do Now?

We recommend reviewing your internal processes, systems and document flows to ensure that:

  • Required documentation is available electronically

  • Goods descriptions are complete and accurate

  • Sender and receiver information is up to date

  • Customs-related information is provided with the shipment from the start

The sooner these processes are aligned with the new requirements, the smoother the transition to Digitoll will be.

Important to Remember

From 15 September 2026, Jetpak will apply new documentation requirements at the time of booking

From 1 March 2027, Digitoll is expected to be fully implemented in Norway

Electronic commercial invoices and complete shipment information are required

Accurate documentation helps ensure faster customs clearance and fewer delays

Jetpak Is Here to Help

Digitoll introduces new documentation requirements, but with the right preparation, the transition can be managed without disrupting your supply chain.

If you have any questions about Digitoll or the new documentation requirements, please do not hesitate to contact Jetpak.

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