Courier & Delivery Services in Oslo, Norway

This website was very useful for me http://www.toll.no/en/international/english/ .... I have no experience with furniture and household items, but sending boxes with food or clothes was quite challenging. Check with them and then decide smile emoticon hope this helps

http://www.toll.no/.../moving-to-norway/moving-to-norway/

Vibeke, we used ITO based in Germany ( http://www.ito-movers.de/ ) for a move from Switzerland to Sandefjord, since it was a reputable company and the prices were cheaper than anything offered by a Swiss company. Everything went perfectly!

If I understood them correctly they do transports to/from many European countries. You might also want to check out this platform: www.expertsinmoving.com

I moved from Utrecht to Oslo in April, and used this company: http://www.transpose-int.com/ . It was really cheap, but they changed the delivery date on very short notice, which for me was very impractical. I found them through this website: http://www.uship.com/nl , I put up an ad there, and quickly got several offers.

Ok, will check it out. I probably prefer to buy second hand, so I was wondering if there is culture of people making their own coffee. I was in Oslo only once and agree that coffee is pretty bad, but I went to one place that had better coffee than the best coffee I've tried in Melbourne (https://timwendelboe.no/ ). Supreme quality.

Kristian Skjold see ur from freo.. i used to work the bar at the sharks footy club back in the day:p

Rob Boot all i read was bin and crap.. nuff said