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Regulations concerning importation and exportation of goods (Movement of Goods Regulations)
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- Movement of Goods Regulations
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Chapter 1 Introductory provisions
- Section 1-2. Scope of application
- Section 1-2-1. Application of the Act to foreign state vessels, state aircraft in the customs territory
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Regulations concerning importation and exportation of goods (Movement of Goods Regulations)
Chapter 5 Obligations upon exportation and proof of origin
Section 5-1.Exit summary declaration
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-1-1.Exit summary declaration
Section 5-1-2.Exemption from obligation to give exit summary declaration
The obligation to give exit summary declaration shall not apply to
Section 5-1-3.Responsibility for exit summary declaration
Section 5-1-4.Time limits for exit summary declaration
Section 5-1-5.Information in exit summary declaration
The declaration shall include the information specified in Annex 1.
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-1-6.Change of exit summary declaration
The information in an advance notice pursuant to Section 5-1-4 may be changed, unless the customs authorities
Section 5-2.Loading
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-2-1.Placing of goods
In the case of loading of goods not released for free circulation and goods for which relief from or drawback of customs duty is sought, the customs authorities may impose requirements regarding the placing of such goods within the vessel as well as regarding their securing, locking, sealing, etc.
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-3.Obligation to notify upon departure from the customs territory
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-3-1.Obligation to notify upon departure from the customs territory
Section 5-3-2.Documents upon departure by vessel
Section 5-4.Presentation of goods for control
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-4-1.Obligation to present means of payment upon exportation
Section 2-4-2 shall apply correspondingly to means of payment exported from the customs territory.
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-4-2.Exemption from obligation to present goods upon exportation
The following goods are exempt from the obligation to present goods, provided the goods may be exported obtaining permission from other authorities:
Section 5-4-3.Movement of goods across the national borders with Sweden and Finland
Section 2-4-6 shall apply correspondingly to goods imported from the customs territory.
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-4-4.Exemptions from the requirement of movement of goods on roads with an open customs office
Section 2-4-7 applies correspondingly.
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-4-5.Withdrawal of and changes to permission
Section 2-4-8 applies correspondingly.
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-5.Customs treatment of goods exported from the customs territory
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-5-1.Exemption from the requirement of customs clearance prior to exportation
Section 5-6.Declaration of goods
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-6-1.Means of submitting a declaration upon export
Section 5-9.Procedure for export
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-9-1.Information in declarations, etc. in connection with the procedure for export
Section 5-9-2.Presentation of documents, etc. upon exportation
Section 5-9-3.Exemption from the requirement of one consignment per declaration
Section 4-1-4 shall apply correspondingly to declarations for the procedure for exportation.
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-9-4.Other types of declaration in connection with exportation
Section 5-9-5.Exemption from declaration obligation upon exportation
Section 5-9-6.Obligation to ensure that the goods are brought out of the country
The declarant shall notify the customs authorities immediately if the goods are not brought out of the customs territory. The same applies to any party who receives goods for forwarding. The goods may not be handed over to the declarant until notification is given.
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-9-7.Joint conditions for delivery of goods not released for free circulation to a means of transport, etc. (provisioning)
Section 5-9-8.Consumption in the customs territory of supplied provisions on board vessels
These restrictions do not apply to consumption on tourist vessels in cruise services.
Section 5-9-9.Vessels, etc. – additional conditions for provisioning permits
If the continuous stay outside the customs territory, in accordance with (b) is less than 14 days, and this is due to force majeure or similar unforeseeable circumstances, this will not result in a lapse of the provisioning permit.
A provisioning permit for alcoholic beverages and tobacco products will not be granted to vessels, installations and devices that are subject to subsection (1) (c) and (d). Such a permit may nevertheless be granted if these also are subject to subsection (1 (a) or (b).
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-9-10.Vessels in scheduled services – special provisions for provisioning permits
Section 5-9-11.Naval vessels on a mission – special provisions for provisioning permits
In regard to naval vessels leaving the customs territory, permits are granted for the provisioning of food, beverage and tobacco products, and toilet articles for the crew's personal use on board during the mission. For alcoholic beverages and tobacco products, the following restrictions apply:
Section 5-9-12.Norwegian fishing and trapping vessels – special provisions for provisioning permits
In regard to Norwegian fishing and trapping vessels having an assignment requiring a continuous stay of at least 14 days outside the customs territory, permits are granted for provisioning of food, beverage and tobacco products for the crew's personal use on board. Permits are not granted for the provisioning of alcoholic beverages. Permits for provisioning of tobacco products are restricted to 25 grams per person per day. If the continuous stay outside the customs territory is less than 14 days, and this is due to force majeure or similar unforeseeable circumstances, this will not result in a lapse of the provisioning permit.
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-9-13.Aircraft – additional conditions for provisioning permits
In addition, food and other beverages for consumption on board by passengers and crew may also be delivered.
Section 5-9-14.Exportation of goods purchased in a duty-free shop at an airport
Persons intending to travel abroad may purchase goods not released for free circulation at a duty-free shop (tax-free) at an airport. A condition is that the goods are exported.
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-11.Preferential origin
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-11-1.Originating products – free trade agreements
Section 5-11-2.Requirements for physical or accounting segregation – free trade agreement
Section 5-11-3.Proof of origin upon exportation – free trade agreement
Section 5-11-4.Approved exporter – free trade agreement
Section 5-11-5.National supplier's declaration – free trade agreement
The alternative EEA preferential origin shall be used if the product originates in accordance with the EEA Agreement. In the delivery of a product originating in other contracting countries, the respective country shall be stated as the country of origin.
Section 5-11-6.Retention of documentation of origin – free trade agreement
The retention obligation in Sections 7-5-1 and 7-5-2applies correspondingly to
Section 5-11-7.Proof of origin when forwarding a product of GSP origin
Section 5-11-8.Proof of origin upon exportation of products of Norwegian origin to a GSP country
Section 5-12.Non-preferential origin
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-12-1.Originating products – definitions
Section 5-12-2.Products originating in Norway
Section 5-12-3.Products originating in another country
Section 5-12-4.Products wholly obtained
The following products are considered to be wholly obtained in Norway:
Section 5-12-5.Sufficient working or processing
Section 5-12-6.Insufficient working or processing
Section 5-12-7.Unit of qualification
Section 5-12-8.Accessories, spare parts and tools
Accessories, spare parts and tools that are dispatched together with a piece of equipment, machine, apparatus or means of transport, that is standard equipment and included in the price, or which is not invoiced separately, shall be regarded as one unit together with the relevant piece of equipment, machine, apparatus or means of transport.
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-12-9.Neutral elements
Section 5-12-10.Working or processing of products abroad before exportation from Norway
Section 5-12-11.Issuing a national proof of origin (Certificate of Origin) upon exportation
Section 5-12-12.Duty of Confidentiality
The duty of confidentiality, as laid down in Section 7-10 of the Movement of Goods Act, applies correspondingly for any person who has or has had a position of trust, appointment or assignment relating to the endorsement of proofs of origin.
🔗Del paragrafSection 5-12-13.Supplier's declaration
Section 5-12-14.Verification of proof of origin
In connection with endorsement, the chambers of commerce may control that the proof of origin is genuine and in accordance with the application form and accompanying supporting documents.
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