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1. thenorwayguide.com › payment-methodsPayment Methods In Norway (Detailed Info On How To Pay)

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   Mar 3, 2022 · Most payments in Norway is done by a debit or credit card, and this is the standard payment method used for basically all stores and shops. Visa and Mastercard are your best options when it comes to the card type.

2. thenorwayguide.com › make-sure-your-credit-card-worksHow To Make Sure Your Credit Card Works In Norway

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   Jul 2, 2022 · The short summary is that you should bring a Visa or Mastercard debit or credit card with a 4 digit PIN to make sure it works in Norway. This will allow you to pay at well over 99 % of all shops, restaurants and other places in Norway.

3. www.tripadvisor.com › ShowTopic-g190455-i550-kUsing cash or card in Norway - Norway Forum - Tripadvisor

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   Apr 15, 2024 · Yes, you can use cash in shops and supermarkets, but I haven’t seen anybody do that in my local supermarket. Far better and cheaper, if you get the right card, to use card. There will still be many occasions when you can’t use cash.

4. www.reddit.com › xda446 › credit_cards_in_norwayCredit cards in Norway? : r/Norway - Reddit

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   Not true. Amex is alot less accepted but useable in all hotels and most restaurants, plus Norgesgruppens grocery stores like Meny and Kiwi. Also most Coop stores also accept Amex. The places where you typically can’t use it is in hairdressers, smaller convenience stores, doctors, dentists.

5. wise.com › gb › blogMoney in Norway: Banks, ATMs, cards & currency exchange

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   Jan 23, 2017 · When you use a credit or debit card abroad, you might be asked if you want to be charged in your home currency - this option is called Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC). When you’re paying, it shows you the cost of the transaction, but in your home currency rather than in NOK.

6. www.fjordtravel.no › ufaq › can-i-pay-with-a-creditCan I pay with a credit card in Norway? | Fjord Travel Norway

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   Yes, credit cards are widely accepted in Norway, including major brands such as Visa, MasterCard, and American Express. You can use them in most hotels, restaurants, and shops. It's important to note that in large cities, cash is not always accepted, and card payments are preferred.

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   Are credit cards accepted in Norway?

   • All major credit and debit cards are accepted in Norway. Restaurants and shops, especially in tourist areas, will accept cards readily - but some smaller retailers and petrol stations might not have the facility for card payment. It’s worth carrying a small amount of local cash, just in case.

   Money in Norway: Banks, ATMs, cards & currency exchange

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   Do Norwegians bring cash?

   • Norwegian bank cards are very reliable, so most Norwegians don’t bring cash with them, but foreign credit and debit cards tend to have a higher chance of not working properly when you are paying, so why not have some cash ready?

   Payment Methods In Norway (Detailed Info On How To Pay)

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   What payment methods do Norwegians use?

   • Grocery stores, stores that sell clothing, pet shops, supermarkets and any other store will accept debit and credit cards. It is common for Norwegians to use contactless payment or the microchip to pay, and magnetic strips are very rarely used. Most places accept VISA and MasterCard, and some even accept American Express.

   Payment Methods In Norway (Detailed Info On How To Pay)

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   Can you pay with a credit card in Norway without a pin?

   • Many credit cards come without a PIN number, especially if you live in the United States, but this is not something that happens in Norway. Like at all. So paying with a banking card without a PIN code is unheard of here, and there are no Norwegian cards that uses a signature instead of a PIN.

   How To Make Sure Your Credit Card Works In Norway

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   What are the bank opening hours in Norway?

   • Bank opening hours in Norway tend to be fairly short (branches regularly close by 15:00), which could be frustrating if you need cash outside that window. With ATMs widely available and card payments the norm, Traveller’s Cheques aren’t usually worthwhile for visitors to Norway. All major credit and debit cards are accepted in Norway.

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   Should you carry cash on a trip to Norway?

   • It makes sense to carry a little local cash on you, but as cards are widely accepted (even preferred), you shouldn’t experience difficulties in paying for services here. NOK is easily exchanged in many countries outside of Norway, so you can change up your money in advance if you prefer.

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8. www.reddit.com › r › NorwayIs non EU, non US, non UK credit card accepted in Norway?

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   Chip and pin visa, MasterCard and American express should be accepted everywhere. yes, but not for public transportation tickets for some reason. Hi, I’m visiting Norway (Oslo, Bergen, Flam) and understand that EU credit cards are commonly accepted. However, my credit cards are not EU, US, and….