3 Best Prepaid SIM Cards in Norway: Buying Guide

Norway – part of Scandinavia, known for the Vikings, nature, and oil production.

It is also not a place for someone who loves hot weather – you will barely experience hot days in the country, especially up north.

Even then, it is a popular travel destination, especially for travelers from East Asia who are OBSESSED about Scandinavia.

But it certainly is not cheap. It is always one of the, if not the, most expensive countries to live in or travel to in Europe.

With majestic fjords, stunning nature & ski resorts, it is understandable why travelers are willing to pay top-dollar in Norway.

What can make your trip even more expensive is by roaming internationally. International roaming can be expensive.

That is why you should get a local SIM card to enjoy local rates, like a Norwegian one.

So, how expensive are Norwegian SIM cards?

You can get a Norwegian SIM card for between 29 NOK (3.30 USD) to 99 NOK (11.40 USD) in Telenor, Telia or Mycall stores. Many other retailers, like convenience stores, sell SIM cards of Telia, Lycamobile & Mycall. Airports like Oslo, Bergen & Stavanger sell SIM cards too.

So far, so good – the SIM cards do not seem to be too expensive. Just wait until you see the plans. It is still Norway, after all.

In this guide, I will go over everything you need to know about buying a SIM card in Norway. Let's get started.

Original publication: 12th of November 2021. Last updated: 13th of November 2021.

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Table of Contents

Can You Buy a SIM Card in Norway?

Anyone living in or visiting Norway living in or visiting Norway can buy a Norwegian SIM card from the mobile network operators (Telenor and Telia) or the MVNOs (Lycamobile & Mycall) without restrictions.

You do have to comply with the SIM card registration regulations.

Moreover, you need a phone that supports the frequencies used in the country (preferably all of them to have the most optimal experience while in Norway).

Furthermore, you need to have a SIM-lock-free device.

Where Can You Buy a SIM Card in Norway?

You can get a Norwegian SIM card in Telenor, Telia & Mycall stores or other retailers, including grocery stores, electronic stores & convenience stores (especially for Lycamobile). It is also possible to get SIM cards at various international airports, including Oslo (Gardermoen) Airport.

You can buy a SIM card in the following international airports:

• Bergen – Bergen (Flesland) Airport
• Oslo – Oslo (Gardermoen) Airport
• Stavanger – Stavanger (Sola) Airport

You can expect to pay the following for Norwegian SIM cards:

• Telenor Norway: 49 NOK
• Telia Norway: 429 NOK or 99 NOK
• Lycamobile Norway: free, but top-up or plan purchase required
• Mycall: 49 NOK

Can You Use Your Phone in Norway?

Norway uses GSM technology for mobile communications. CDMA phones will not work in Norway. If your phone has a SIM card slot, then it supports GSMA (99% of the phones do support GSM nowadays).

Traditional European frequencies are used in Norway, which are mostly used in ITU Regions 1 and 3 (Africa, Asia (including the Middle East), Europe & Oceania).

The Americas (North-, Central– & South America + the Caribbean – ITU Region 2) use American Frequencies, which differ from the European ones.

If you bought your phone in Africa, Asia, Europe, or Oceania (ITU regions 1 and 3), you should not experience any issues with using your phone in Norway.

If you purchased your phone in the Americas (ITU Region 2) and have a low/medium-end device (without Tri-Band or Quad-Band) support, then there is a possibility you cannot use your phone when in Norway or can only use slower networks (3G or 2G).

If you have a medium/high-end device with Tri-Band or Quad-Band support, you can use your phone in Norway (to some extent) – also on 4G/LTE.

Mobile Operators, Networks & Frequencies in Norway

Norway has one Main Operator and two Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) easily accessible to travelers offering prepaid services:

• Telia Norway (Telia Norge)
• Lycamobile Norway (Lycamobile Norge)
• Mycall

The following frequencies are used in Norway:

• 2G: 900 MHz & 1800 MHz
• 3G: shut down in November 2021 for 5G NR refarming
• 4G/LTE: 800 MHz (Band 20), 1800 MHz (Band 3), 2100 MHz (Band 1) & 2600 MHz (Band 7)
• 5G NR: 700 MHz (n28) & 2100 MHz (n1), 2600 MHz (n38) & 3500 MHz (n78) – not for prepaid nor for MVNOs (yet)

You can learn more about frequencies in the video below.

To check whether your phone will work in Norway, check out this page by Will My Phone Work (may be outdated or inaccurate at times).

Again, make sure your phone is unlocked. Otherwise, you will not be able to use any SIM card except the one from your home operator (meaning you have to roam internationally or buy another unlocked phone that does support the frequencies listed above).

If you want to learn how international roaming works, this guide explains it in-depth. If you wonder why it is often so expensive to roam, this article explains the hidden reason they do not want you to know.

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A Note about Telenor Norway, ice & Chilimobil

In addition to Telia Norway, Norway is home to two other Main Operators: Telenor Norway and ice.

Telenor Norway is the largest and the best Main Operator in the country. Yet, I do not recommend going with it.

Why? Because its prepaid offering is basically a joke.

Not only does it offer no plans, meaning you have to deal with Pay As You Go (PAYG) data rates, but your speeds will significantly drop once you have reached 1 GB within a month (from max. 300 Mbps to 128 Kbps).

The only positive about this default rate is that you will be charged only 20 NOK per day, regardless of how much data you use on that day.

But remember, your speeds will be throttled for the remainder of the month.

Let's talk about ice, the third Main Operator.

It has the worst network performance in all regards, but that does not mean I exclude them from my guides.

Often, the worst is the cheapest and still has reasonable service in urban areas, making them a budget option.

In the case of ice, however, it does not offer prepaid services. So, it is not an option at all.

Lastly, we have Chilimobil – another Telia Norway MVNO.

While it offers reasonable plans for attractive prices (for Norwegian standards, that is), it stopped selling recharge cards in physical stores.

Normally, that is not an issue – just recharge online or on the app.

The issue with recharging online in the Nordics, including Norway, is that the mobile network operators only accept Nordic-issued debit- and credit cards.

Meaning only Danish, Finnish, Icelandic & Norwegian debit- and credit cards are accepted, not international ones.

This, unfortunately, applied to Chilimobile, meaning that it is not an easily accessible option for travelers and tourists.

Lycamobile Norway and Mycall luckily do accept international debit- and credit cards for online recharge, in addition to physical top-ups.

Telia Norway does not, but physical recharges are widely available.

As a result, only Telia Norway, Lycamobile Norway & Mycall will be covered in this guide.

5G NR in Norway

Commercial 5G NR has been available in Norway since March 2020. It is available on the Telenor and Telia networks. ice has not 5G NR yet, and the MVNOs do not have 5G NR access so far.

Best SIM Card in Norway

If you want to buy the best SIM card in Norway, I recommend going with Telia or Mycall. Telia has extensive coverage and fast speeds. Mycall uses the Telia network and offers attractive plans without speed restrictions (unlike Lycamobile).

While I know Telenor is actually the best mobile operator in Norway, you should not get its SIM card. Go back to the “Note about Telenor Norway” section.

SIM Card Registration in Norway

SIM card registration with your passport information is mandatory in Norway. It will be done at the point of sale.

While most stores selling Norwegian SIM cards can do SIM card registration on the spot, not all of them can or want to (especially 7-Elevens and independent convenience stores).

All the mobile operators allow you to register your SIM card online.

Unfortunately, you need a Folkeregister number to do so.

Only Norwegian citizens and residents get such a number.

As a result, it is recommended to get registration done on the spot where possible.

EU Roaming in Norway

Norway is part of the European Economic Area (EEA) but not part of the European Union (EU).

While the difference between the EU and EEA is not too relevant for this guide, you need to know is that since June 2017, those with EU/EEA SIM cards can roam for free in other EU/EEA nations, including Norway.

This means that, in the majority of cases, you do not need to purchase a Norwegian SIM card if you already have an EU/EEA SIM card because you can roam without additional costs.

However, conditions do apply. Mobile operators in some countries may impose a roaming Fair Use Policy (FUP).

In countries where local mobile data rates are extremely low (such as in the Baltics and Nordics), mobile operators may still charge you for roaming in the EU/EEA.

Be sure to head over to the international roaming page to learn whether your mobile operator offers free roaming while in Norway or if restrictions apply.

Roaming in the EU with Norwegian SIM Cards

Norway and the Norwegian mobile operators have largely adopted the roam like at home regulations principles early on. However, some plans have an EU/EEA roaming cap.

Moreover, the standard Fair Use Policy applies where you should not be roaming over 50% of the time over a four-month period.

If you do so, EU roaming rates will apply. You are then better off buying local prepaid SIM cards in other EU nations.

Norway Mobile Speeds, Mobile Internet Prices & Insights

The cost of mobile data has decreased significantly over the years worldwide.

Yet, the prices charged by some mobile operators are basically still highway robbery.

Does that apply to Norway?

To some extent, yes.

The average price for 1 GB of data in Norway is 5.81 USD, around the European average of 2.50 USD. The world average is 4.07 USD.

This makes Norway the 4th most expensive country in Europe for mobile data.

Just like in most countries, the cost to data ratio is higher with cheaper plans than more expensive plans – that is normal.

In Norway, however, this effect is even more substantial.

3 GB of data can cost you 249 NOK, basically 83 NOK per GB.

But you can get 30 GB for 529 NOK, which translates to around 18 NOK per GB.

So, this is something to be aware of.

Let's talk about something more interesting – speeds.

Is mobile data fast in Norway?

The fastest in Europe. Really.

Norway’s average mobile download speed is around 178 Mbps.

Currently, only the United Arab Emirates (238 Mbps) and South Korea (203 Mbps) have faster average mobile download speeds than Norway.

But Norway has been the number one a few times over the year, so perhaps it will retake its throne.

In Europe, Cyprus (145 Mbps), Bulgaria (142 Mbps) & Switzerland (136 Mbps) are in the top ten, so Norway still has a solid lead.

Looking at how Norway progressed over the year, its average mobile download speed has more than doubled.

This is incredible, especially when it already had a high average mobile download speed back in September 2020 (79 Mbps). Doubling that is not an easy feat!

What Norway, and especially Oslo (capital city), can boast about is that it has the fastest 5G NR download speed in any world capital of about 530 Mbps.

Besides Oslo, fast speeds can be found in other cities, like Bodo (92.96 Mbps), Kongsberg (176.41 Mbps) & Stavanger (121.60 Mbps).

You have probably also noticed that Telenor Norway is the fastest. Often double its competitors up to seven times faster.

Besides speeds, Telenor Norway is the best in all other aspects, ranging from coverage to network experience.

So while you will pay a Norwegian premium for everything in Norway, you will have access to superior mobile networks.

With reasonably priced SIM cards, extensive nationwide coverage (even in mountains or remote areas), velocious mobile download speeds, slightly higher than average mobile data rates, you should have a smooth network experience in Norway.

Currency in Norway

Norway uses the Norwegian Krone with the symbol NOK (which will be used throughout this guide).

However, prices are often listed as kr. For example, 25 NOK = 25 kr.

For reference, below are some exchange rates between NOK and USD (US Dollars):

• 1 NOK = 0.10 USD
• 10 NOK = 1.15 USD
• 100 NOK = 11.50 USD
• 1000 NOK = 115.20 USD

For up-to-date NOK:USD exchange rates, search NOK to USD on Google, or replace USD with the currency you use.

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Their fees are MUCH lower than banks, and credit card companies charge you (and Wise is transparent about their fees, unlike banks).

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Norwegian Prepaid SIM Cards

Below, I will guide you through Telenor Norway, Lycamobile Norway & Mycall, and go through:

• Background information
• Mobile coverage
• SIM card types, prices, and availability
• Recharge / top-up information
• Combo plans, data plans, and special packs (such as social media packs) 

With that being said, let’s see what Norway has to offer to us.

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Telia Norway (Telia Norge)

Telia Norway, just Telia and officially Telia Norge, is the second-largest mobile operator in Norway.

It is the only Main Operator offering reasonable prepaid services.

Telia used to be known as NetCom until March 2016. Around the same time (or a bot earlier), Telia acquired Tele2 Norway.

Telia, as a company is active, in the Baltics and the Nordics.

Telia uses the following frequencies:

• 2G: 900 MHz & 1800 MHz
• 3G: shut down in November 2021 for 5G NR refarming
• 4G/LTE: 800 MHz (Band 20), 1800 MHz (Band 3), 2100 MHz (Band 1) & 2600 MHz (Band 7)
• 5G NR: 700 MHz (n28) & 2100 MHz (n1), 2600 MHz (n38) & 3500 MHz (n78) – not for prepaid nor for MVNOs (yet)

This is what you will learn about Telia:

* Coverage
* How to Get a Telia SIM Card & SIM Card Price
* Topping Up Options & Methods + Balance Check
* Plans & Packages
* APN/Internet Settings

Coverage – Telia Norway

Telia has extensive coverage throughout Norway.

Reception can be found almost anywhere, even high in the mountains and remote areas.

Here is Telia's 2G coverage map:

Followed by the 4G/LTE map (remember: 3G is no more in Norway):

Then you also have the 5G NR coverage map:

Telia's general service is exceptionally high too.

Here is Telia's coverage map with 2G, 4G/LTE & 5G NR combined:

SIM Card Price – Telia Norway

You can get a Telia SIM card for 99 NOK with 250 MB, “unlimited” (20 000) local minutes & “unlimited” (20 000) local SMS for 14 days in Telia stores. Other resellers, including grocery stores, sell SIM cards for 29 NOK with 30 NOK credit.

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Top-Up, Recharge & Balance Check – Telia Norway

Telia top-up vouchers are sold in Telia stores and many other establishments, including grocery stores, kiosks & gas stations throughout Norway.

Top-up vouchers can be redeemed online or on the Telia Påfyll app (Android/iOS).

You can also recharge online with (international) debit and credit cards. However, only Nordic-issued (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, & Sweden) will be accepted.

The Telia Påfyll app can be used to check your balance.

Packages, Plans, Bundles & Offers – Telia Norway

Telia has two data-featured plans: Telia Mobil Kontant Ladepakker (combo) & Datapakker (data).

All Telia plans can only be activated on the Telia Påfyll app.

Telia Mobil Kontant Ladepakker (Telia Mobile Cash Recharging Packages) – Telia Norway

The Telia Mobil Kontant Ladepakker (Telia Mobile Cash Recharging Packages) are combo plans with data, minutes & SMS.

The following Mobil Kontant Ladepakker are available:

Price	Data	Local/EU Minutes 1	Local/EU SMS 1	Validity
249 NOK	3 GB	“Unlimited”, 20 000 minutes	“Unlimited”, 20 000 SMS	31 days
329 NOK	6 GB	“Unlimited”, 20 000 minutes	“Unlimited”, 20 000 SMS	31 days
399 NOK	10 GB	“Unlimited”, 20 000 minutes	“Unlimited”, 20 000 SMS	31 days
449 NOK	15 GB	“Unlimited”, 20 000 minutes	“Unlimited”, 20 000 SMS	31 days
529 NOK	30 GB	“Unlimited”, 20 000 minutes	“Unlimited”, 20 000 SMS	31 days

¹ local use and to call/SMS other EU/EEA member states when in other EU/EEA member states and back to Norway (NOT from Norway to other EU/EEA member states)

Datapakker (Data Packages) – Telia Norway

The Datapakker (Data Packages) are data-only plans.

These Datapakker are available:

Price	Data	Validity
99 NOK	1 GB	31 days
199 NOK	5 GB	31 days
299 NOK	10 GB	31 days

EU Roaming – Telia Norway

You can use your allowances in the following EU/EEA member states without paying roaming fees:

As Telia does not have dedicated EU/EEA roaming allowances, you can use your full allowance without restrictions in other EU/EEA member states.

APN/Internet Settings – Telia Norway

• Name: Mycall Internet
• APN: internet

Note: leave anything not mentioned above untouched.

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Lycamobile Norway (Lycamobile Norge)

Lycamobile Norway, just Lycamobile and officially Lycamobile Norge, is a Telia Norway MVNO.

Lycamobile, as a brand, is known for offering low rates for international calls abroad, and it is active in various other European countries.

To learn about Lycamobile’s frequencies, jump back to Telia Norway’s frequencies.

This is what you will learn about Lycamobile:

* Coverage
* How to Get a Lycamobile SIM Card & SIM Card Price
* Topping Up Options & Methods + Balance Check
* Plans & Packages
* APN/Internet Settings

Coverage – Lycamobile Norway

Lycamobile is a Telia Norway MVNO, meaning Lycamobile uses the Telia Norway network and does not have its own mobile infrastructure.

To find out what to expect in terms of coverage with Lycamobile, jump to the Telia Norway Coverage section.

Lycamobile customers do not have access to Telia Norways's 5G NR network.

SIM Card Price – Lycamobile Norway

You can get a Lycamobile SIM card for free in various stores, such as grocery stores, convenience stores & electronic shops. However, a top-up (of at least 50 NOK) is often required.

Most stores that sell Lycamobile SIM cards can also register your SIM card. If not, visit an electronic shop or a larger store.

Registration online is not possible without a Folkeregister number.

Dial *132# to see your Lycamobile phone number.

Lycamobile SIM cards get deactivated if there has been no activity for 120 days (no top-up for 120 days or no activity for 120 days).

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Top-Up, Recharge & Balance Check – Lycamobile Norway

Lycamobile top-up vouchers are sold in various stores, including grocery stores, kiosks & gas stations throughout Norway.

The following top-up options are available:

• 50 NOK
• 100 NOK
• 200 NOK

To top up your Lycamobile SIM card, dial *150*VoucherCode# or call 3333 and follow the instructions.

For example, if your voucher code is 123456, you would dial *150*123456#.

You can also recharge online with (international) debit and credit cards.

Dial *150# or call 3333 to check your Lycamobile balance.

Lycamobile has recently updated its apps (Android/iOS).

For many, it had performance issues. However, the Android app has worked well for me.

Perhaps the update will make the apps work well for you too.

Packages, Plans, Bundles & Offers – Lycamobile Norway

Lycamobile has three data-featured plans:

• Combo Plans (as the name implies)
• Long Term Plans (combo for 3 to 12 months)
• Data Bundles (as the name suggests)

Lycamobile customers do not have access to Telia Norway's 5G NR network. Moreover, Lycamobile speeds are restricted to 16 Mbps.

Click on the links above to jump to the plan you are interested in.

Combo Plans – Lycamobile Norway

The Combo Plans are, as the name implies, combo bundles with data, minutes & SMS.

These Combo Plans are available:

Price	Plan	EU/EEA Roaming Data	Local/EU Minutes 1	International Minutes 2	Local/EU SMS 1	Validity	Activation Code
99 NOK	Lyca Smart S	200 MB	100 minutes	100 minutes 3	100 SMS	30 days	*139*1001#
199 NOK	Lyca Smart M	2 GB	1000 minutes	250 minutes 3	1000 SMS	30 days	*139*1002#
269 NOK	Hello World M	3 GB	Unlimited	Various 4	Unlimited	30 days	*139*6269#
299 NOK	Hello Norway L	6 GB	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited	30 days	*139*1003#
349 NOK	Hello World L	6 GB	Unlimited	Various 4	Unlimited	30 days	*139*6349#
399 NOK	Hello Norway XL	15 GB	Unlimited	Unlimited	Unlimited	30 days	*139*1004#
499 NOK	Lyca Smart XXL	30 GB	Unlimited	Unlimited 5	Unlimited	30 days	*139*1005#
699 NOK	Lyca Smart XXXL	50 GB	Unlimited	Unlimited 5	Unlimited	30 days	*139*1006#

¹ local use and to call/SMS other EU/EEA member states when in other EU/EEA member states and back to Norway (NOT from Norway to other EU/EEA member states)
² to 29 countries:

³ excluding China, Canada, India & United States
⁴ 50 minutes to Afghanistan, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Nepal & Somalia | 350 minutes to Pakistan, Philippines (Smart only) & Thailand | 200 minutes to Nigeria/100 minutes to the Philippines/150 minutes to Vietnam (can select one option only)
⁵ excluding China

Long Term Plans – Lycamobile Norway

The Long Term Bundles are combo plans with data, minutes & SMS with validity from 3 months to 12 months.

These Long Term Plans are available:

Price	Plan	Data	Local/EU Minutes 1	Local/EU SMS 1	Validity
457.29 NOK	Monthly Plan S 3 Months	1 GB/30 days (3 GB)	Unlimited	250 SMS/30 days (750 SMS)	90 days
686.79 NOK	Monthly Plan M 3 Months	8 GB/30 days (24 GB)	Unlimited	200 SMS/30 days (600 SMS)	180 days
862.67 NOK	Monthly Plan S 6 Months	1 GB/30 days (6 GB)	Unlimited	250 SMS/30 days (1500 SMS)	90 days
916.30 NOK	Monthly Plan L 3 Months	15 GB/30 days (45 GB)	Unlimited	Unlimited	360 days
1296.17 NOK	Monthly Plan M 6 Months	8 GB/30 days (48 GB)	Unlimited	200 SMS/30 days (1800 SMS)	180 days
1623.67 NOK	Monthly Plan S 12 Months	1 GB/30 days (12 GB)	Unlimited	250 SMS/30 days (3000 SMS)	90 days
1729.67 NOK	Monthly Plan L 6 Months	15 GB/30 days (90 GB)	Unlimited	Unlimited	360 days
2439.84 NOK	Monthly Plan M 12 Months	8 GB/30 days (96 GB)	Unlimited	200 SMS/30 days (3600 SMS)	180 days
3255.84 NOK	Monthly Plan L 12 Months	15 GB/30 days (180 GB)	Unlimited	Unlimited	360 days

Data Bundles – Lycamobile Norway

The Data Bundles are data-only plans.

The following Data Bundles are available:

Price	Plan	Data	EU/EEA Roaming Data	Validity	Activation Code
129 NOK	Data 1 GB	1 GB	1 GB	30 days	*139*3003#
199 NOK	Data S	8 GB	8 GB	30 days	*139*3018#
299 NOK	Data M	15 GB	15 GB	30 days	*139*3005#
399 NOK	Data L	30 GB	20.5 GB	30 days	*139*3006#
499 NOK	Data XL	50 GB	25.5 GB	30 days	*139*3007#
699 NOK	Data XXL	100 GB	34 GB	30 days	*139*3008#

EU Roaming – Lycamobile Norway

You can use your allowances in the following EU/EEA member states without paying roaming fees:

Be aware that, in some cases, the EU/EEA roaming allowance is lower than the domestic allowances.

APN/Internet Settings – Lycamobile Norway

• Name: lycamobile
• APN: data.lyca-mobile.no
• Username: lmno
• Password: plus

Note: leave anything not mentioned above untouched.

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Mycall Norway (formerly Lebara Norway)

Mycall Norway, just Mycall and formerly Lebara Norway, is a Telia Norway MVNO.

While Mycall changed from Lebara back in 2012-2013, after it was acquired by Tele2 Norway (which then merged with Telia Norway), large parts of the branding are still similar to Lebara.

To learn about Mycall’s frequencies, jump back to Telia Norway's frequencies.

This is what you will learn about Mycall:

* Coverage
* How to Get a Mycall SIM Card & SIM Card Price
* Topping Up Options & Methods + Balance Check
* Plans & Packages
* APN/Internet Settings

Coverage – Mycall Norway (formerly Lebara Norway)

Mycall is a Telia Norway MVNO, meaning Mycall uses the Telia Norway network and does not have its own mobile infrastructure.

To find out what to expect in terms of coverage with Mycall, jump to the Telia Norway Coverage section.

Mycall customers do not have access to Telia Norways's 5G NR network.

SIM Card Price – Mycall Norway (formerly Lebara Norway)

You can get a Mycall SIM card for 25 NOK (with 25 NOK credit – during promotions) or 49 NOK (with 25 NOK credit) in Mycall stores (Brugata 1 in Oslo or Stroemmsveien 43 in Stroemmen) or various other stores, such as grocery stores, convenience stores & electronic shops.

The easiest way to get your SIM card registered is by visiting one of the two Mycall stores.

If that is not possible, insist your SIM card gets registered at the point of purchase (when possible).

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Top-Up, Recharge & Balance Check – Mycall Norway (formerly Lebara Norway)

Mycall top-up vouchers are sold in Mycall stores (Brugata 1 in Oslo or Stroemmsveien 43 in Stroemmen) and other stores, including grocery stores, kiosks & gas stations throughout Norway.

To top up your MycallSIM card, text KODE VoucherCode to 06160.

For example, if your voucher code is 123456, you would text KODE 123456 to 06160.

You can also recharge online with (international) debit and credit cards.

Text SALDO to 06160 to check your Mycall balance.

You can also top up and check your balance on the Mycall app (Android/iOS).

Packages, Plans, Bundles & Offers – Mycall Norway (formerly Lebara Norway)

Mycall has three data-featured plans

• Mycall EU+ (combo)
• Mycall Global (combo)
• Data Packages (as the name implies)

Click on the links above to jump to the plan you are interested in.

Mycall EU+ – Mycall Norway (formerly Lebara Norway)

The Mycall EU+ plans are combo bundles with data, minutes & SMS.

Text the Activation Code to 06160 to activate Mycall EU+:

Price	Data	Local/EU Minutes 1	International Minutes 2	Local/International SMS	Validity	Activation Code
100 NOK	100 MB	100 minutes	25 minutes	100 SMS	30 days	EU100MB
225 NOK	500 MB	Unlimited	100 minutes	Unlimited	30 days	EU500MB
250 NOK	500 MB	Unlimited	“Unlimited”, 20 000 minutes	Unlimited	30 days	EU500MBFRI
250 NOK	1 GB	Unlimited	100 minutes	Unlimited	30 days	EU1
275 NOK	1 GB	Unlimited	“Unlimited”, 20 000 minutes	Unlimited	30 days	EU1FRI
300 NOK	3 GB	Unlimited	“Unlimited”, 20 000 minutes	Unlimited	30 days	EU3
325 NOK	4 GB	Unlimited	“Unlimited”, 20 000 minutes	Unlimited	30 days	EU4
375 NOK	6 GB	Unlimited	“Unlimited”, 20 000 minutes	Unlimited	30 days	EU6
400 NOK	8 GB	Unlimited	“Unlimited”, 20 000 minutes	Unlimited	30 days	EU8
475 NOK	12 GB	Unlimited	“Unlimited”, 20 000 minutes	Unlimited	30 days	EU12
500 NOK	16 GB	Unlimited	“Unlimited”, 20 000 minutes	Unlimited	30 days	EU16
600 NOK	30 GB	Unlimited	“Unlimited”, 20 000 minutes	Unlimited	30 days	EU30

¹ local use and to call/SMS other EU/EEA member states when in other EU/EEA member states and back to Norway (NOT from Norway to other EU/EEA member states)
² to 33 countries:

Mycall Global – Mycall Norway (formerly Lebara Norway)

Mycall Global is a combo plan similar to Mycall EU+, also allowing for international calls without additional fees.

The data, local call & local/international text allowances are the same, including the prices for each option.

However, unlike Mycall EU+, you cannot use your international call allowance to call 33 countries. Instead, you have to select a specific country.

You can select one of the following 31 countries:

Unfortunately, the call allowance differs per option and per country, making it a challenge to make a comprehensible overview for you.

Luckily, you can check it yourself here in English :)

Data Packages – Mycall Norway (formerly Lebara Norway)

The Data Packages are, as the name suggests, data-only plans.

Text the Activation Code to 06160 to activate Data Packages:

Price	Data	Validity	Activation Code
79 NOK	1 GB	30 days	1GB
149 NOK	3 GB	30 days	3GB
219 NOK	6 GB	30 days	6GB
299 NOK	10 GB	30 days	10GB

EU Roaming – Mycall Norway (formerly Lebara Norway)

You can use your allowances in the following EU/EEA member states without paying roaming fees:

As Mycall does not have dedicated EU/EEA roaming allowances, you can use your full allowance without restrictions in other EU/EEA member states.

APN/Internet Settings – Mycall Norway (formerly Lebara Norway)

• Name: Mycall Internet
• APN: internet

Note: leave anything not mentioned above untouched.

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Other Ways to Stay Connected When Traveling in Norway

The cheapest way to get online in Norway is to get a SIM card from one of the mobile operators unless you have a EU/EEA SIM card and can roam for free in Norway.

However, local SIM cards are not your only method of staying online when abroad.

Below are some other options to consider.

International Roaming

Roaming is the most convenient way to stay connected.

You do not have to buy a new SIM card, and people at home can easily reach you on your current phone number.

However, roaming has many downsides as well. It can be insanely expensive.

Learn more about roaming.

International/Travel SIM Cards

International SIM cards or travel SIM cards are SIM cards made for travelers.

The rates charged are often lower than international roaming, but they are almost always higher than what local operators will charge you.

Get to know more about international and travel SIM cards.

Mobile Hotspots (Pocket WIFI)

Mobile hotspots, or pocket WIFI, are small devices that connect to the local operators of the country you are visiting.

Mobile hotspots are ideal for families or those traveling in a large group, as they allow you to connect multiple devices to one hotspot without the need of each traveler having to buy a SIM card.

You can either buy a mobile hotspot or rent one.

Free WIFI Networks

Nothing beats free, right? Paying nothing to stay connected may be the best option.

Until you remember that free hotspots are not available everywhere (especially when on the move) and that free connections are often extremely slow.

Just make sure to protect your internet traffic with a VPN when connected to open WIFI connections. It is worth it.

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The Preferred Way to Stay Connected When Traveling in Norway

Getting a SIM card from either Telenor or Mycall would do you well when considering a Norwegian SIM card.

Local Prepaid SIM Cards in Other European Countries

Visiting other countries in Europe? Check out my Europe SIM card buying guide, covering other European nations, such as:

Going to other places around the world? Then you should also check out my sim card buying guides for other destinations around the world.

Next Steps to Enhance Your Travel Experiences

Looking for the next steps to enhance your phone travel experiences? Here is what to do:

Support Phone Travel Wiz

It takes a lot of time to analyze, translate & review the SIM card options worldwide (especially to test them out).

Your support helps me keep producing impartial content by eliminating the need to recommend international SIM cards as the best local SIM card (but some of them CAN be useful).

Every Ko-Fi donation, one-time or monthly, helps me to spend more time creating local SIM card buying guides.

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Check Out My Resource Page

Looking for the best companies and gadgets to enhance your travel experience? 

Check out my travel resources page for the best companies to use when you travel!

Save money with international SIM cards, on plane tickets, bus rides, cruises & accommodation.

Besides that, I also list services and items I use to make my life easier – and I believe they will help you too!

Start Your Own Online Business – Make Money While Traveling

Do you want to learn how I started an online business that allows me to generate income while traveling?

In my starting an online business guide, I tell you which tools, services & products I have for this site and my YouTube channel.

If I can start a business about something I am passionate about (phone travel), then you can do it too!

Learn About Your Phone Travel Options

You can buy local prepaid SIM cards, international SIM cards, mobile hotspots, or roam internationally.

Each of these options has its pros and cons. Learn more about them, and find the best option for you.

Phone Travel Tips, Tricks & Hacks

I have written many articles with tips and hacks to save money on mobile costs while abroad. You surely want to check them out!

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Moreover, I send you many tips and tricks on saving money while traveling every now and then.

Let's Be Social

Did you know that I have a YouTube channel covering everything you need to know about traveling with your phone?

A lot of useful videos are uploaded multiple times a week, and you do not want to miss out on them!

Learn More About Who Adu Actually Is

Who is the guy behind Phone Travel Wiz? Well, find out on the Ernest Adu about page!