Questions
Common questions
Do you work with businesses in Oslo?
Yes, remotely from Albania. Same time zone as Albania. Working-hour overlap is the practical thing to check before scoping anything time-sensitive.
Which sectors in Oslo do you work with?
Energy including oil, gas and renewables, shipping and maritime, seafood, technology, and financial services.
What do people get wrong about marketing in Oslo?
Norway sits outside the EU VAT area, which is the practical difference from Stockholm or Copenhagen and belongs in the contract.
What advertising rules apply in Oslo?
Advertising rules, data protection and invoicing are national rather than local. The Markedsføringsloven governs marketing practice, enforced by the Forbrukertilsynet (Consumer Authority), which publishes direct and unusually practical guidance. Norway requires retouched advertising imagery of bodies to be labelled — a specific obligation with no EU-wide equivalent, and one that catches out imported beauty and lifestyle campaigns.
How does invoicing work for a Oslo client?
Norway is in the EEA but outside the EU VAT area, so the EU reverse charge does not apply — Norwegian VAT rules govern instead, and services purchased from abroad are generally handled by the Norwegian business accounting for VAT itself. Invoicing is in Norwegian kroner or euro by agreement. This is the practical difference between Norway and its EU neighbours and it belongs in the contract.