Ship Car To Drammen

Car Shipping Drammen

Located in Buskerud County, Drammen is a port that is centrally located toward the eastern part of Norway. The capital of Buskerud County is Drammen. Whether you are moving to Drammen for a few months or plan to stay around for a few years you will need a permit to live and work there. You will also need to fill out additional paperwork in order to bring your vehicle over to Drammen during your stay.

Norway is a part of the European Union so the regulations of the European Union are also followed in Drammen. There are emissions laws that must be followed in order to import your vehicle from the United States to Norway. It's important that you study up on these regulations before you begin the paperwork to import your vehicle so you won't have any delays and can make the modifications while you are still in the United States.

Cost & Time Examples For Delivery

*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and the type of vehicle.

*Save the ground transport cost by delivering the vehicle to the nearest port.

*Allow an additional 10 days to process the documents.

*Prices are for 1 car in a dedicated 20ft container. This is the safest and most reliable way to transport a vehicle internationally. Other items may be included in the container to help save you money when moving.

*Using the RoRo (roll on, roll off) method is less expensive and shipments can be completed in fewer days. Contact us now for a free RoRo quote.

Importing Laws to Follow.

All rules and regulations to transport a vehicle to Norway must be followed. There are restrictions to vehicles brought in by the Roll On/Roll Off shipping option. If you choose to relocate your vehicle using container shipping, you will need to agree that everything you packed is legal in the country of Norway. You are allowed to place household goods inside your vehicles if you choose either the 20 foot container or the 40 foot container. Once everything is placed inside the container, it will be sealed shut for the trip.

The import laws and the regulations to import a vehicle to Norway have been updated to become more efficient lately. You are still required to fill out and submit the necessary documentations required to Customs Department of Norway. This department will then verify all the information and respond to your request to transport. Once cleared, you will be able to drive your vehicle around Drammen.

Need the Following Documentation:

• Proof of ownership of the vehicle such as a photo ID or Driver's license and passport.
• Proof of insurance.
• Work and Residence permit.
• Registration of your vehicle from the United States.
• Original title of your vehicle.

There are many factors to consider when totaling the cost of importing your vehicle. You will need to calculate the freight charges, vehicle insurance and cost of your vehicle, customs taxes of 30% and shipping cost. If you choose to ship your vehicle using the Roll on/ Roll off method, there are some requirements that you must follow:

• The gas tank can only by ¼ of the way full.
• No personal belongings are allowed inside the car during transport.
• Car jack, floor mats, and spare keys will be the only things allowed inside the vehicle.

In order for your vehicle to pass through emissions test, it will have to be modified while still in the United States. You will need to make sure the requirements are complete before your vehicle is scheduled to be hauled. You can benefit from working with a shipping service that has the experience and knowledge. You need to hire us to relocate your vehicle over to Norway, following all EU emission rules and regulations set forth by the European Union.

Once your vehicle has been delivered, you will need to pay for your vehicle at pick up. Payment will include all custom taxes, duties, and levies as specified by the Norwegian Regulations. The emissions test will be administered during this time. If it doesn’t pass this test, you won't be allowed to run your vehicle in Drammen. You will need to register your vehicle and obtain a registration plate. This plate can be purchased from the Royal Norwegian Ministry of Transportation and Communications.

You will need to find out more information, including the latest in rules and regulations on importing vehicles by contacting the Embassy of Norway.