Tolls in Norway
Norway has no vignette. You pay tolls at automatic toll points on roads, in tunnels and around the larger cities. There are no barriers: a camera reads your number plate. With a foreign plate it is best to arrange payment before you go.
Norway: what do you need?
Car: Toll per section Rate group 1.
Car with caravan: Toll per section The car is in rate group 1. AutoPASS does not mention trailers in the toll rates. On AutoPASS ferries total length counts: up to 6 m 1x, up to 10 m 2x, longer 3x the car fare.
Motorhome up to 3.5 t: Toll per section Rate group 1.
Motorhome over 3.5 t: Toll per section With tag and agreement rate group 1 (M1), otherwise group 2. A tag is not mandatory for private motorhomes. With a foreign plate you arrange the group 1 rating with your tag issuer.
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How paying tolls works with a foreign number plate
- In short
- Automatic toll stations (AutoPASS) on roads, in tunnels and around cities, without barriers. With a foreign plate you register with Epass24 or drive with a toll tag.
- Who it applies to
- All vehicles. Rate group 1: up to 3,500 kg. Rate group 2: over 3,500 kg.
- For your vehicle
- Car Toll per section Rate group 1.Car with caravan Toll per section The car is in rate group 1. AutoPASS does not mention trailers in the toll rates. On AutoPASS ferries total length counts: up to 6 m 1x, up to 10 m 2x, longer 3x the car fare.Motorhome up to 3.5 t Toll per section Rate group 1.Motorhome over 3.5 t Toll per section With tag and agreement rate group 1 (M1), otherwise group 2. A tag is not mandatory for private motorhomes. With a foreign plate you arrange the group 1 rating with your tag issuer.
- Over 3.5 t
- A category M1 vehicle over 3,500 kg, such as a motorhome, only falls into rate group 1 with a toll tag and a valid agreement. Without a tag group 2 applies.
- How to pay
- Plate registration with Epass24 (invoice afterwards, no discount) or a toll tag with agreement (20% discount per passage).
- Price
- The rate differs per toll station. With a tag and agreement 20% discount in rate group 1, no discount via Epass24 (AutoPASS, seen 10 Nov 2026).
Source: AutoPASS (Statens vegvesen). Checked on 10 November 2026.
You have two options. Register your plate with Epass24 and you receive an invoice afterwards at the full rate. Or take a toll tag with an agreement, which gives a discount on each passage. For a motorhome over 3.5 tonnes the tag matters most, because without one you fall into the more expensive tariff group.
Where to arrange it
Epass24 Official seller
Service where, according to AutoPASS, you register a foreign vehicle to drive through Norway without a tag. You get no discounts then. Epass24 invoices tolls for foreign vehicles.
- When valid
- In cities with an environmental toll you are charged, after registering, the rate that matches your vehicle's environmental data.
Flyt Toll tag
Norwegian issuer of AutoPASS toll tags, based in Bergen. The agreement works at all Norwegian toll stations and at some toll stations, ferries and bridges in Sweden, Denmark and Germany.
- When valid
- The agreement is set up through self service. The site has a separate guide for registering foreign vehicles.
SkyttelPASS Toll tag
Norwegian issuer of an AutoPASS-approved toll tag, based in Bergen. According to the site it gives 20% off AutoPASS toll roads and 10% off most Norwegian ferries.
- Costs
- According to the site no monthly fees for the tag.
- When valid
- On the Øresund Bridge, the Storebælt Bridge and some ferry routes in Denmark and Sweden you pay automatically, but at full price.
AutoSync (voorheen Fremtind Service) Toll tag
Norwegian issuer of AutoPASS toll tags, part of the Fremtind group. Fremtind Service is now called AutoSync. Tolls and ferries are billed on one invoice.
- When valid
- According to AutoPASS the tag is sent by post after you sign an agreement. Light vehicles cannot get a tag at the Norwegian border: order well in advance.
Toll rings around the cities
The larger cities are surrounded by rings of toll points. The rules differ per city, for example how often you pay within an hour and whether rush hour costs more.
| Section | Price | For your vehicle |
|---|---|---|
| AutoPASS: tolls across NorwayToll ring | Source: AutoPASS (Statens vegvesen), 10 November 2026 | Car Rate group 1. The rate can depend on fuel or emissions. Car with caravan The source classifies by the weight of the vehicle and does not mention trailers. Motorhome up to 3.5 t Rate group 1. Motorhome over 3.5 t M1 motorhome over 3,500 kg: rate group 1 with a tag and valid agreement, without a tag the heavy rate (group 2). For private use the tag is not mandatory. |
| Bergen toll ring (Bypakke Bergen)Toll ring | From 1 January 2026, group 1 without agreement, per crossing in Norwegian kroner: petrol 32 (rush 64), diesel 38 (rush 70). With AutoPASS agreement: 25.60 and 30.40.Source: Ferde, 10 November 2026 | Car Car with caravan The source does not mention trailers. Motorhome up to 3.5 t Rate group 1. Motorhome over 3.5 t Without a tag rate group 2: in 2026 47 kroner (Euro VI) or 88 kroner (Euro V and older) outside rush hour. With tag and agreement group 1. |
| Kristiansand toll ring (Samferdselspakke)Toll ring | From 3 June 2026, group 1 per crossing: 25 Norwegian kroner without agreement (rush 38), 20 with an AutoPASS agreement (rush 30.40).Source: Ferde, 10 November 2026 | Car Car with caravan The source does not mention trailers. Motorhome up to 3.5 t Rate group 1. Motorhome over 3.5 t Without a tag rate group 2: from 3 June 2026 40 kroner (Euro VI) or 51 kroner (Euro V and older). With tag and agreement group 1. |
| Oslo toll ringsToll ring | From 1 January 2026, group 1 per crossing in Norwegian kroner: petrol 38 (rush 47), diesel 42 (rush 50), electric 21 (rush 26). No rush rate at weekends, on public holidays or in July.Source: Fjellinjen, 10 November 2026 | Car Car with caravan The source does not mention trailers. Motorhome up to 3.5 t Rate group 1. Motorhome over 3.5 t Without a tag rate group 2: in 2026 109 kroner (Euro 6) or 161 kroner (Euro 5 and older) outside rush hour. With tag and agreement group 1. |
| Stavanger and Sandnes toll rings (Bymiljøpakken Nord-Jæren)Toll ring | From 4 August 2026, group 1 per crossing: 30 Norwegian kroner without agreement, 24 with an AutoPASS agreement. Group 2: 76 kroner.Source: Ferde, 10 November 2026 | Car Car with caravan The source does not mention trailers. Motorhome up to 3.5 t Rate group 1. Motorhome over 3.5 t Without a tag rate group 2: 76 kroner per crossing from 4 August 2026. With tag and agreement group 1. |
| Trondheim toll points (Miljøpakken)Toll ring | Source: Vegamot, 10 November 2026 | Car Car with caravan The source does not mention trailers. Motorhome up to 3.5 t Rate group 1. Motorhome over 3.5 t Without a tag rate group 2, with tag and agreement group 1. |
Getting to Norway: bridges or the ferry
If you drive via Denmark and Sweden you cross the Storebælt Bridge and the Øresund Bridge. Together they cost more than most people expect. The page on tolls and bridges in Denmark lists the prices and the ferries that let you skip one or both bridges.
Checklist for Norway
Arrange in advance
- Car: Rate group 1. Source: AutoPASS (Statens vegvesen)
- Car with caravan: The car is in rate group 1. AutoPASS does not mention trailers in the toll rates. On AutoPASS ferries total length counts: up to 6 m 1x, up to 10 m 2x, longer 3x the car fare. Source: AutoPASS (Statens vegvesen)
- Motorhome up to 3.5 t: Rate group 1. Source: AutoPASS (Statens vegvesen)
- Motorhome over 3.5 t: With tag and agreement rate group 1 (M1), otherwise group 2. A tag is not mandatory for private motorhomes. With a foreign plate you arrange the group 1 rating with your tag issuer. Source: AutoPASS (Statens vegvesen)
Required in the car
- Under Norwegian regulations a car must carry at least one warning triangle. Whether this applies in exactly the same way to foreign-registered cars is not confirmed in the source. Source: Forskrift om bruk av kjøretøy (Lovdata)
- Under Norwegian regulations a car must carry at least one reflective vest within reach of the driver. Wear it when you get out after an emergency stop by the road. Whether this applies in exactly the same way to foreign-registered cars is not confirmed in the source. Source: Forskrift om bruk av kjøretøy (Lovdata)
On the car
- Display a white oval UK sticker on the rear of the vehicle unless your number plate already carries the UK identifier with the Union flag. The old GB sticker is no longer valid: cover or remove it. In Spain, Cyprus and Malta you need the sticker whatever is on your plate. Source: GOV.UK
- From 1 November until the first Sunday after Easter Monday at least 3 mm of tread is required. In Nordland, Troms and Finnmark this applies from 16 October to 30 April. On slippery roads you need winter tyres or chains, also outside those periods. Summer tyres are not acceptable on winter roads. Source: Statens vegvesen
Documents
- Take your driving licence and the vehicle log book (V5C) when you take a UK vehicle abroad for less than 12 months. For a hire or lease car you need a VE103 certificate instead of the V5C. Source: GOV.UK
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Neighbouring countries
- East Finland
- South Sweden