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You can also call the service number 91500500 (Norwegian only). To check your account balance, send SMS with text SALDO to number 2525. Mini SIM card is pre-cut into micro/nano size. Mini/micro/nano SIM cards are available for 200 kr start-up with 50 kr credit. Instead, better drop by the mobile or electronic dedicated stores or a Telenor store to purchase the SIM card. Many shop attendants in convenience stores won't do the registration. Travellers need to provide their passports and the address of your country and Norway (hotel).

at the 7-Eleven shop next door to the Mењњall shop in Oslo).ДЇor travellers entering through Oslo Gardermoen Airport (OSL), there is a cellphone retailer (shop sign: 'Mobiles') in the main terminal, next to the rental car counter. It's sold at Telenor shops (store locator), for 199 kr including 50 kr of credit, as well as many convenience stores like Narvesen, 7-Eleven, Deli de Luca, Mix and electronic retailers, where the price can be as low as NOK 49 including NOK 50 of credit (e.g. Their prepaid SIM is called Telenor Kontant. For data you need a 4G device now on B3 (1800 MHz), B7 (2600 MHz) or B20 (800 MHz). Starting in 2019 Telenor will gradually shut down their 3G network to be switched off by 2021. It has a good coverage and speeds throughout the country: Telenor Coverage map.

Telenor is market leader in Norway with more than 50% of the national users on its network. For specifics about the new regulation check European Union chapter and every provider below. Most Norwegian providers have implemented the principles without any restrictions on prepaid plans. In most European countries you can now 'roam like at home' at domestic rates rather than excessive roaming rates. Norway is not part of the EU, but of the wider EEA where from June 2017 new international roaming rules are enforced. From 2021 Norway is on 2G, 4G/LTE and 5G only. The Norwegian providers have shut down their 3G networks in Norway in 2020/21 and plan to re-used the spectrum for their 4G/LTE and 5G networks. The Svalbard archipelago (including its main island Spitsbergen) is covered by all Norwegian providers as well. Populated areas have very good mobile network coverage, even at some remote mountains areas or fjords. So you might not need mobile internet when entering the country.

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Norwegian airline provides free WiFi, many ferries and metro trains as well. For instance, the shuttle bus from Oslo airport to the city centre has free WiFi. Many public places and public transport are covered by WiFi. If you need service straight away, it's quicker to go with a provider's store.

#The sims 4 activation code registration

A branded store will be quicker, generally processing registration instantly, while a third-party store has to prepare your information and send it to the operator to process separately, resulting in a delay. Locals have various choices of venues at which to register, but visitors are advised to go to a branded store or sales point of the provider to do the registration, showing their passport or EU/EEA national identity card. SIM cards in Norway need to be registered on your real name. The operators and most of the MVNOs are geared to contract customers, so there is only a rather limited choice of prepaid SIM cards, which are locally called Kontantkort. Foreigners have to buy the starter pack in a shop showing their photo ID for registration. If you have a mobile phone plan from another EU/EEA country, you may consider using that instead (see European Union article).ДЄlthough Norway is not part of the EU, it's part of the wider European Economic Area (EEA), and as such roaming rates are regulated like all over the EU. Like other things in Norway, data is among the most expensive for its kind in the world with 2 GB rates as high as 250 kr. In the oil fields of the North Sea between Norway and the UK the local operator tampnet covers this area by 4G/LTE networks. That's why it remains inaccessible to visitors and is not covered here any further. But both are limited to contract subscribers and not offered on prepaid. Coverage is excellent even in outlying areas and mењњall already offers 5G for prepaid.ДЄnother provider sold under the brand of ice.net run by Access Industries offers mobile broadband based on 4G/LTE on 450, 8 MHz and 5G with a pretty large footprint all over the country, and since 2015 also offers regular mobile postpaid plans with free national roaming on Telia outside its own mobile network. 2G is on 9 MHz, 3G on 9 MHz and 4G/LTE started on 800, 18 MHz (Bands 1, 7, 20) on all operators.

The Telia and Tele2 networks are now merged and roam through national network sharing. Telenor is still market leader closely followed by Telia that has taken over third-ranked Tele2 in 2015.

Telia (formerly NetCom), now merged with Tele2 (by Network Norway) after being acquired by Telia.