Movecorp.co.uk offers a full range of removals to Norway services to all areas of Norway and Europe, all of our Removal quotes are based on a full door to door service unless otherwise stated.

We understand that moving to Norway can be a stressful time for any individual or family so we have a number of solutions that we make the removal process very simple.

We have daily collections across the whole of the UK and a team of dedicated move managers that will be on hand to help and advise you for your removals to Norway.

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Removals to Norway Services offered:

• Removals Boxes Only Service
• Free Storage for Upto one month.
• Part Load moves (Not a full removals vehicle)
• Dedicated Removals Vehicle – Various Sizes
• Packing Service

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// Total Peace of Mind:

Movecorp is a proud member of a BAR the British Association of Removers and also the Guild of Removers and storers. For your total peace of mind Movecorp operates under the BAR and OFT approved code of practice.

// Export Packing:

Our crews are fully trained in export packing and wrapping of furniture, and we only use the highest quality shipping boxes and materials to ensure a totally professional removals to Norway service.

// Removals to Norway Price Promise:

Movecorp offers a cost effective removals service to Norway and we are that confident that we will beat any like for like quote from any professional moving company just ask your move manager for more information.

// Removal Transit Times to Norway

Dedicated Removals to Norway Vehicle:

Oslo: 3-4 days
Stavanger / Bergen: 5-6 days
Tromso / Bado / Narvik: 6-8 days

Part load Removals to Norway :

We base all part loads on a delivery time of between 7-21 days, however depending on the day of collection or your requirements these can sometimes be reduced. Please advise us on your requirements and we will be happy to work with you to agree a mutually convenient delivery date.

About Norway

Once ruled by the Vikings, Norway grew considerably larger between the eighth to eleventh centuries. It entered into a close alliance with Denmark which was eventually broken during a war between Denmark, Norway and Sweden.

Norway then declared itself independent. Norway remained neutral in World War I, it also tried to remain neutral in World War II, but was attacked by Germany. Norway is a member of NATO. It has so far refused to join the EU. Norwegian culture has a rich heritage dating back to the early ninth century. One of the most famous authors of all times, Henrik Ibsen, comes from Norway.

He wrote the well-known play, “A Doll’s House”, and was renowned for the tragedies he wrote. Due to its association with Denmark, Norwegian culture is heavily influenced by the Danes. Sweden, Finland and Russia border Norway.

It is surrounded by the North Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean. The lowest point of Norway is the Norwegian Sea while the highest point is Galdhopiggen.

Norway Facts

Norway’s area is 323,802 sq km.

Norway has approximately 4,627,930 inhabitants.

Norway is a constitutional monarchy.

Oslo is the capital of Norway.

The official language is Norwegian.

Currency in Norway is Norwegian kroner.
The official name of Norway is 'Kingdom of Norway'.
Norway is the sixth largest country of Europe, in terms of land. However, in terms of population, it ranks only 28th.

It is believed that the name Norway means “Path to the North”.
The Jostedalsbreen, in Norway, is the largest glacier in Northern Europe.
Plague (Black Death) killed over a third of the population of Norway in the mid-14th century.
Hundreds of thousands of Norwegians migrated to USA in the 19th century.
The Christmas tree, which stands in Trafalgar Square in London, has been presented by ‘City of Oslo’ to the UK, for over fifty years.
Norwegian Constitution was signed on 17th May, 1814. The day is celebrated as a national holiday in the country.
Norway is counted amongst the wealthiest countries of the world.

Weather in Norway
The climate is temperate along the coast; the inner areas are cooler with high precipitation and cool summers.