By Will ZhouLast edited: 27 Oct, 2026

How to Call Norway from Your Browser: Country Code +47, Dialing Format and Costs

To call Norway from 002call, open the web dialer, enter +47 and the 8-digit number, and press call. Pay as you go from $0.02 / min, no subscriptions.

Norwegian number format

A Norwegian number is +47 followed by eight digits. There are no area codes and no leading 0 to drop. The zeros below are placeholders.

+47

Country code

000

First three digits

00

Next two digits

000

Last three digits

Mobiles begin with 4 or 9. Landlines begin with 2, 3, 5, 6 or 7.

Step by step

  1. Open the web dialer and sign in.
  2. Add credits. You pay as you go, and your credit never expires.
  3. Enter the number as +47 followed by the eight digits.
  4. Check the rate. It is shown before you call.
  5. Place the call. You are billed from the moment it is answered, in whole minutes.

What it costs compared with roaming

Roaming on a US phone plan is one of the most expensive ways to call Norway from abroad. Large US carriers charge $1 to $3 per minute pay as you go, or about $12 per day for a travel pass, however short the call.

Way to call Norway from abroad on a US planPublished carrier rate
Verizon, pay as you go$1.79 per minute in most countries, $2.99 in others (Source: Verizon)
AT&T, pay as you goAbout $1 to $3 per minute, depending on region (Source: AT&T)
T-Mobile, in its included countries$0.50 per minute (Source: T-Mobile)
Verizon TravelPass or AT&T International Day Pass$12 per day each (Source: Verizon)(Source: AT&T)
002call, from your browser$0.02 per minute to a landline, $0.022 per minute to a mobile

Enter your call length, or a number to see its exact rate:

I'm calling

Norway landline, 10 min

$0.20

$0.02 / min

Norway mobile, 10 min

$0.22

$0.02 / min

Typical carrier roaming

$10.00 to $30.00

Showing the base rate. Enter a number starting with + and its country code to see the exact rate for that number. Minutes are rounded up to the nearest whole minute. Roaming is the typical pay-as-you-go range of $1 to $3 per minute and varies by carrier and country.

A 30-minute call at Verizon's $1.79 per minute costs $53.70. On 002call it is about $0.60 to a landline or $0.66 to a mobile.

Numbers that start with 800 or 820

800 numbers are free inside Norway and often can't be reached from abroad. Look for a regular +47 number on the organisation's website.

Avoid 820 and 829 numbers

Numbers that begin with 820 or 829 are premium-rate lines with a higher charge on top of the normal rate. Check the price before you call one.

When to call

Mainland Norway and Svalbard share one time zone, Central European Time. The cards below show your time and the time in Oslo.

Clocks go back on 25 October 2026 and forward on 28 March 2027, on the same dates as the EU, so the time difference can shift by an hour for a few weeks if your country changes on other dates.

Call quality

A browser call needs a steady connection more than a fast one, using roughly half a megabyte to one megabyte of data per minute (an estimate).

  • Use Wi-Fi or a good mobile signal.
  • Use headphones to avoid echo.
  • Switch off a VPN if the audio is choppy or one-way.
  • Check the microphone permission if the other person can't hear you.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to call Norway from abroad? $0.02 per minute to a landline and $0.022 to a mobile on 002call. Roaming on a US plan typically costs $1 to $3 per minute.

Do I need to install an app? No. 002call runs in your browser.

Does my credit expire? No, and you only pay for the minutes you use.

Do I need an exit code? No. Enter the number with +47.

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Sources: number format per Nkom's national numbering plan; US carrier roaming rates per Verizon, checked 27 October 2026, and AT&T and T-Mobile, checked 12 October 2026. 002call's rates come from its published rate table. Carriers change their rates and they vary by country and plan.