Moving
Furniture transport between Lithuania and Norway
From a single sofa to a full van – we transport furniture both ways every week.
In short
NORVID transports furniture between Lithuania and Norway in both directions – from single items to a full 20 m³ van. Single items are priced by the space they take, without weighing. We leave Lithuania every Saturday and Norway every Monday.
Updated: 6 October 2026
What furniture do we transport?
- Sofas, beds and mattresses
- Wardrobes, chests of drawers and shelves
- Tables and chairs
- Kitchen furniture and appliances
- Garden furniture
How is the price calculated?
Single pieces of furniture travel as a part load – the price depends on how much space they take. More furniture is easiest to move in the removal van: prices for a full 20 m³ van in both directions are in the table below.
How to prepare furniture for the trip?
We recommend protecting furniture with film or blankets, packing glass parts separately and emptying drawers. We secure the load in the vehicle so it doesn’t move during the trip.
How much does it cost?
The price of a move depends on the direction, the amount of goods, the loading place and the delivery address. Every order is assessed individually.
What is included
Transport of furniture, appliances and personal belongings plus help with loading and unloading. Carrying in and setting up furniture costs extra.
| Service | Direction | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Full 20 m³ vanNorway → Lithuania | Norway → Lithuania | from 800 € / 8,750 NOK |
| Full 20 m³ vanLithuania → Norway | Lithuania → Norway | from 1,300 € / 14,300 NOK |
| Partial moveBoth directionsPrice by amount of goods | Both directions | On request |
Prices are “from” prices. We give the exact price after assessing the cargo and addresses.
Lithuania – Norway – Lithuania
Where do we drive?
From Lithuania – every Saturday
From Norway – every Monday
- LT
01
Lithuania
- Panevėžys
- Radviliškis
- Šiauliai
- Raseiniai
- Klaipėda
- Vilnius
- Kaunas
- SE
02
Sweden
Ferry Klaipėda – Karlshamn, then road 15 towards Halmstad and the E6 via Gothenburg to the Svinesund border.
- NO
03
Norway
- Halden
- Moss
- Vestby
- Ski
- Oslo
- Jessheim
- Hamar
- Drammen
- Tønsberg
- Sandefjord
We recommend booking in advance, especially in peak season. We also serve the surrounding areas. For other locations, contact us and we will confirm.
How we work
Contact and booking
It all starts with your request. Call us or fill in the request form on the website.
Pick-up
Our drivers come to the address you give and make sure the cargo is ready for safe transport.
Safe transport
We use vehicles suited to small parcels as well as larger loads and cars.
Door-to-door delivery
We deliver to the address you give. Before arriving, the driver contacts the recipient to agree on a time.
Frequently asked questions
All questions and answersCan you transport just one piece of furniture?
Yes – single items travel as a part load, priced by the space they take.
Do you help carry and assemble furniture?
Help with loading and unloading is included in the moving price; carrying in and assembly cost extra.
Do you help carry and assemble furniture?
Yes. Help with loading and unloading is included in the moving price; carrying items in and placing furniture costs extra.
How much does a move cost?
The price depends on the direction, the amount of goods and the addresses. A full 20 m³ van from Norway to Lithuania costs from 800 € / 8,750 NOK; see the Prices page for the other direction and partial moves.
Price request
Get a price quote
Takes about a minute. We reply as soon as possible.
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Route and date
Useful guides
GuidesMoving to Norway: customs
When moving to Norway, household goods are free of duty and VAT if you lived abroad for at least 1 year, owned and used the items and bring them in no later than 1 year after moving. Form RD-0030 with an inventory list is used. The relief does not cover cars, alcohol or tobacco.
Updated: 6 October 2026Read the guideCustoms and VAT on parcels to Norway
A gift to Norway is free of duty and VAT if it is worth no more than NOK 1,000 per recipient and is sent between private persons. Above that, the recipient pays 25% VAT on the full value. Tobacco and nicotine products cannot be sent from 2026. A gift from Norway to Lithuania is tax-free up to €45.
Updated: 6 October 2026Read the guideWhat can you send to Norway
You can send clothing, belongings and most EU-made food for personal use to Norway. Prohibited: tobacco and nicotine products, drinks stronger than 60%, illegal weapons and fireworks without approval. Sending medicines by parcel is not recommended, and plants need a phytosanitary certificate.
Updated: 6 October 2026Read the guide
Any questions?
Call us or send a request – we will reply with an exact price.