Parcels and partial loads
Parcels from Lithuania to Norway
Weekly parcel transport from Lithuania to Norway. We collect from your home, don’t weigh parcels and deliver to the recipient.
In short
NORVID transports parcels from Lithuania to Norway every week – we leave Lithuania every Saturday. We collect the parcel at your address in Lithuania and deliver it to the recipient in Southern Norway. Parcels are not weighed: the price depends on the space taken and starts from 20 € / 220 NOK.
Updated: 6 October 2026
How to send a parcel to Norway?
- Call us or fill in the request: tell us where from, where to and what you are sending.
- We agree on a pickup time – we collect the parcel from your home or workplace.
- The parcel travels on the next trip by ferry through Sweden to Norway.
- Before arrival, the driver contacts the recipient to agree on the delivery time.
How much does a parcel to Norway cost?
We don’t weigh parcels – you pay for the space the parcel takes in the van. It’s simple and often cheaper for larger but light parcels. The minimum price is 20 € / 220 NOK; prices for banana boxes, suitcases and pallets are in the table below.
Regular customers always get the best prices – if you send often, let us know.
What can be sent to Norway?
We carry personal parcels, clothes and other belongings, furniture, household appliances, building materials, euro pallets and non-standard cargo.
Perishable food, dangerous substances, weapons, alcohol and tobacco products, cash, jewellery and other items prohibited by law cannot be sent.
Norway is not a member of the European Union, so some shipments – especially commercial cargo and vehicles – may require customs formalities. Let us discuss your shipment and the documents needed before sending.
Where in Norway do we deliver?
We regularly drive through Halden, Moss, Vestby, Ski, Oslo, Jessheim, Hamar, Drammen, Tønsberg and Sandefjord and the surrounding areas. If the recipient lives elsewhere, contact us – we will check whether we can deliver.
How much does it cost?
The price of parcels and partial loads is based on the space the cargo takes up in the vehicle, so there is no need to weigh anything. Simple, clear and often cheaper.
What is included
Collection, transport and delivery to the recipient. The price for a full van is agreed individually.
| Service | Direction | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum parcel priceBoth directions | Both directions | from 20 € / 220 NOK |
| Banana-box-sized parcelBoth directions | Both directions | from 30 € / 330 NOK |
| Medium bag or suitcaseBoth directions | Both directions | from 35 € / 390 NOK |
| Large bag or suitcaseBoth directions | Both directions | from 50 € / 550 NOK |
| 1 Euro palletBoth directions | Both directions | from 200 € / 2,200 NOK |
| 3 or more Euro palletsBoth directionsPrice per pallet | Both directions | from 150 € / 1,700 NOK |
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 answersWhen do parcels leave for Norway?
We leave Lithuania every Saturday. The driver agrees on the delivery time with the recipient before arrival.
Do I have to bring the parcel myself?
No – we collect the parcel from your address anywhere along our route in Lithuania.
How should I pack a parcel for Norway?
Use sturdy boxes or suitcases, wrap fragile items in bubble wrap and fill empty spaces. Clearly mark each parcel with the recipient’s name and phone number.
How is the price of a parcel calculated?
We do not weigh parcels – the price depends on how much space the parcel takes up in the van. The minimum price is 20 € / 220 NOK. See all prices on the Prices page.
Can you collect a parcel from my home?
Yes – we collect parcels from the address you give anywhere in Lithuania and along our route in Norway.
What cannot be sent?
You cannot send perishable food, dangerous (flammable, explosive, chemical) substances, weapons or weapon parts, alcohol and tobacco products, money, precious metals, gemstones, jewellery, works of art, drugs or any other goods prohibited by law. The sender is responsible for the contents.
Price request
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Takes about a minute. We reply as soon as possible.
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Useful guides
GuidesCustoms 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 guideRegistering a car in Norway
When importing a car into Norway, it is declared to customs and 25% VAT is paid. Then a technical approval is done at Statens vegvesen, and the one-off registration tax (engangsavgift) and NOK 2,400 scrap deposit tax (vrakpantavgift) are paid. In 2026, VAT on electric cars applies only to the value above NOK 300,000.
Updated: 6 October 2026Read the guide
Any questions?
Call us or send a request – we will reply with an exact price.