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EUR.1 export form narrows to Toll access package

Only the Toll access package now qualifies alongside an Enhetsregisteret role or delegation; filers relying on Ordinær post til virksomheten must switch, with legacy Altinn roles only transitional.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 11 November 2026

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Exporters claiming reduced duty under a free-trade agreement use Varesertifikat EUR.1 as the preference proof that can secure duty benefits in the receiving country. The form covers exports of goods to countries with which Norway or EFTA has a free-trade agreement, where the exporter claims reduced customs duty on delivery to a recipient covered by such an agreement. The certificate is issued by the exporter and attested by the customs authorities before export, with electronic attestation available; it can also be issued retrospectively for errors, omissions or special circumstances, and duplicates can be issued on application after theft, loss or destruction.

All exporters and their representatives, including carriers and forwarders, may use the form. To complete and submit it in Altinn, the filer needs a role in the Enhetsregisteret or a delegationAltinn — either to the single service or to one of the listed access packagesAltinn. That package list now contains only TollAltinn. Until this change it also contained Ordinær post til virksomhetenAltinn, so filers whose access rested on that package must now hold the Toll package or a single-service delegation insteadAltinn. The help page on obtaining delegations remains the place to arrange access.

A transitional route through legacy Altinn roles is still described. In a transition period, filers who already hold one of Regnskapsmedarbeider, Daglig leder, Privatperson, Utfyller/Innsender or Kontaktperson NUF from the old Altinn may still use the form. New filers should therefore not count on those roles and should secure an Enhetsregisteret role or a current delegation before filing.

The filing must document how the goods obtain preference origin. At least one of an origin declaration (invoice declaration), a national supplier declaration or the EUR.1 certificate itself is required, supported where relevant by sub-supplier declarations, invoices, stock accounts or final and landing notes. Only goods of the same origin may share a certificate; consignments of different origins need separate certificates.

Legal basis is vareførselsforskriften § 5-11-3 on origin documentation for free-trade-agreement exports, filed through Tolletaten's Varesertifikat EUR.1 service in Altinn.

Move EUR.1 filers off Ordinær post til virksomheten to the Toll access package or a single-service delegation, and attach origin documentation with one origin per certificate.

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