Shipping from South Carolina to Norway

Delivery times from the the US to Norway can vary between 5-6 business days for a standard or express service to 14-21 for an economy service.

The cost to ship to Norway from the US depends on weight, size, speed and service. Options range from $20.88 (Flat Export, 9-13 days) to $54.72 (UPS Worldwide Express, 2 days). Who ships to Norway from the USA? Several carriers ship to Norway from the USA, including USPS, UPS, and FedEx.

The cheapest way to ship internationally depends on package size/weight, but for light items (<4.4 lbs), USPS First-Class Package International is usually cheapest ; for heavier items, using multi-carrier platforms (like Easyship, Pirate Ship ) to get discounts on USPS, DHL, UPS / FedEx economy services (like FedEx International Connect Plus)** offers the best balance of cost and speed, as these platforms leverage volume discounts and consolidators for better rates than direct.

You can send a package from the US to the Norway from as little as $31.34 when you book online with Parcel Monkey. Simply get a quote through our shipping calculator to compare prices from a range of couriers.

Norway, not being a part of the EU, has its own set of customs duties and taxes, which need to be accounted for in the shipping costs.

Whether you need to send a package to Norway or in need of regular shipping, we are here to support. With FedEx, you get a clear overview of everything related to shipping costs, surcharges, customs and other fees for deliveries to Norway – both as a business and individual.

What is the Difference Between UPS and USPS? Generally, USPS is designed to ship smaller packages and mail quickly and cost-effectively, while UPS is more affordable for shipping larger parcels worldwide.

The problem is that Norway is a small country, so many international sellers have not bothered with setting up their system to be able to handle exports to Norway in an optimal way. That means the shipping company often has to collect the VAT as part of the import process, which is expensive.