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EFTA–Kosovo references enter Norway’s customs rules in September

Two amendments add the agreement’s Annex I to the tariff-preference and origin-rule lists from 1 September 2026.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 25 August 2026

Tax

Industry: Across industries

Norway has added Annex I of the EFTA–Kosovo free-trade agreement to the list in tollavgiftsforskriften § 4-1-1. Amendment FOR-2026-08-21-1659 inserts the reference as item 21 and takes effect on 1 September 2026.Lovdata

A companion amendment, FOR-2026-08-21-1660, adds the same Annex I reference to vareførselsforskriften § 5-11-1, also as item 21 and from the same date. The two changes concern separate lists: the tariff-preference framework and the rules for preferential origin. Existing items 21–37 are renumbered 22–38 in each provision.Lovdata

Importers and customs representatives should read the new agreement reference together with the applicable tariff and origin conditions when considering a preference claim. These short amendments add references to Annex I; they do not themselves reproduce its detailed conditions or state that every shipment from Kosovo automatically qualifies for reduced duty.Lovdata Lovdata

Check the applicable EFTA–Kosovo tariff and origin conditions before claiming a preference; the two amendments apply from 1 September 2026.

EFTA–Kosovo references enter Norway’s customs rules in September

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EFTA–Kosovo references enter Norway’s customs rules in September

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