15 CD licence plates

Norwegian CD licence plates can be obtained from Risløkka trafikkstasjon (Risløkka Traffic Services Office) at the following address:

Østre Aker vei 50
PO Box 19 Risløkka
NO-5016 Oslo

Please note that a fee is payable for CD licence plates (from 1 April 2006: NOK 454 per set). For more information please call Risløkka trafikkstasjon on 22 07 44 16.

15.1 Documents required for applying for CD licence plates 

The following documents must be submitted with an application for CD licence plates:

a) A copy of a valid third party liability insurance policy or personal traffic insurance card. It is compulsory under Norwegian law to have one of these forms of insurance.

b) A customs clearance certificate issued by the customs authorities and certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Protocol Department, or, if not applicable, written confirmation from the Protocol Department that the applicant is entitled to CD registration.

c) A certificate of inspection, issued by an official vehicle inspector.

15.2 Disposal or return of CD licence plates when leaving Norway

When the owner of a motor vehicle with Norwegian CD licence plates is transferred to another posting, it is compulsory under Norwegian law to inform the authorities that the car is being taken out of Norway permanently.

There are three option for the disposal or return of CD licence plates:

a) The CD licence plates can be returned to Risløkka trafikkstasjon at the address given in paragraph 15.1.

b) The authorities of the sending State concerned must confirm directly (in writing) to Risløkka trafikkstasjon, or to a Norwegian mission abroad, that the licence plates have been destroyed.

c) The plates can be handed in to a Norwegian mission abroad.

Special customs plates will be provided when a car is being exported from Norway permanently.