How do i bring my stuff and values with me to Norway?

RULES AND HOW TO MOVE YOUR GOODS ALONG WITH YOU TO NORWAY

Commonly asked questions to Norwegian customs on toll.no
Households – import when moving to Norway
If you have lived abroad continuously for more than one year, you may bring most of your household effects to Norway free of duties and taxes.

You may import your household effects free of duties and taxes if:

• you have been abroad continuously for at least one year
• you have owned and used the objects during your stay abroad, and you will continue to use them in Norway
• you are importing the objects in connection with moving to Norway
• You have to fill in a declaration for the import of household goods (RD0030)

You have to submit the declaration to Norwegian Customs when you arrive in Norway to declare your household goods. If you are unable to be present during customs processing, you must ensure that whoever is transporting the goods for you can present the declaration that is signed by you. The goods will not be processed until the declaration has been submitted and correctly filled in.

In order to simplify customs processing, you should include an inventory list.
The value of the household goods is of no relevance to the relief from import duties and taxes.
The relief from customs duty also applies to import value-added tax (VAT).

Certain goods have special import rules

• Vehicles are not exempt from duties and taxes in connection with moving.
• Recreational boats may be imported subject to certain conditions.
  More information on importing boats.
• Occupational equipment is not exempt from duties and taxes in connection with moving and must be declared.
• Food products are not exempt from duties and taxes in connection with moving and must be declared. There are also separate rules for the import of certain food products.
  More information on the import of food products on the Norwegian Food Safety Authority website.
• Alcohol and tobacco are not exempt from duties and taxes in connection with moving. If you are travelling with the moving load, you may however bring the same duty free quota as other travellers.
  More information on the alcohol and tobacco quota.
• Weapons. You must have a permit from the police. More information at politi.no (Norwegian).
• Plants. There are restrictions on the import of plants.
  More information at mattilsynet.no.
• Animals. You must contact the Norwegian Food Safety Authority to check which restrictions apply (for example requirements toward care of pets and vaccinations).
  More information at mattilsynet.no.

  Check out toll.no for more information

Source https://www.toll.no/en/goods/moving-goods/