OUR APPROACH
Your customs partner in Norway.
International trade depends on accurate information, clear responsibilities and decisions made at the right time. We help businesses get their customs documents and arrangements ready before goods are shipped.
Direct customs representation in Norway.
AIM Customs Partner AS acts as an authorised direct customs representative — direkte tollrepresentant — dealing with Norwegian Customs (Tolletaten) on behalf of our clients.
You have one point of contact for the Norwegian customs work we handle, with a clear understanding of our responsibilities and the information we need from you.
We combine customs advice with the practical work of preparing and submitting declarations, checking documents and coordinating customs formalities.
WORKING TOGETHER
Clear communication at every stage.
We take time to understand the shipment, transaction or project before deciding what needs to be done.
That means checking the available information, identifying missing documents and explaining requirements that could affect your plans.
If something is missing, we tell you. If a decision is needed before dispatch, we raise it early. If we identify a risk, we explain what it could mean for your shipment.
This gives you a clearer basis for decisions and more time to address issues before they cause delays or additional costs.
CUSTOMS AND BUSINESS EXPERIENCE
Customs knowledge. A business perspective.
Our team combines customs expertise with experience in running a business.
Customs operations
15 years of experience
We bring 15 years of professional experience in customs clearance, transit, documentation and trade with Norway.
Business experience
17 years of experience
We also bring 17 years of experience in running a business, managing costs, meeting deadlines and maintaining customer relationships.
We understand that customs clearance is part of a delivery, project or sale. A delay can affect your costs, commitments to customers and future business. We take these consequences into account when handling your customs arrangements.
KEEPING UP WITH CHANGE
Keeping your customs arrangements up to date.
Norwegian customs rules, administrative procedures and importer requirements change. Businesses need to understand how those changes affect their shipments and responsibilities.
We monitor relevant developments and apply them to the customs work we handle, helping clients adjust documents, information and arrangements where needed.
The aim is to prepare for changes early, giving you time to act before they disrupt a shipment.
OUR CLIENTS AND PARTNERS
Who we work with.
We support importers, exporters, carriers and freight forwarders, as well as contractors and construction companies working between European markets and Norway. We also work with accounting firms and advisory partners.
Private individuals can turn to us for help with Norwegian customs procedures and clear communication throughout their case.
Whether you arrange regular imports or need help with a single shipment, we explain what is required, who is responsible and what happens next.
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT
Clear responsibilities. Better coordination.
Our role is to help reduce avoidable surprises at the border, clarify the customs responsibilities involved and improve communication between the parties.
You work with an authorised customs representative who understands Norwegian customs practice and takes responsibility for the work within the agreed scope.
For a step-by-step explanation of how we handle an assignment, visit How we work.
CONTACT
Tell us what you’re planning.
If you already trade with Norway, are preparing your first shipment or need to review existing arrangements, send us a brief description of your situation.
We can identify points that need clarification, highlight missing information and suggest a practical next step so you can decide how to proceed.