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  Requirements to documentation for the export of fish

  Tourist fishers must document that fishing has taken place under the direction of a registered tourist fishing enterprise when exporting fish. This documentation will be possible to produce in a new app, which the Directorate is currently developing. However, until the app has completed development, tourist fishers must document fishing under the direction of a registered enterprise in another way.

  This requirement to documentation applies to those using the new export quota of 20 kg from the turn of the year. Those exporting only 10 kg or less are not required to document affiliation with a registered enterprise. 

  Requirements

  Norwegian Customs will accept a receipt or corresponding proof of the stay issued to a named person in the travel party or by person. This proof must further include:

  • the registered tourist fishing enterprise’s name, address and business registration number
  • the name of the person or persons that have fished under direction of the enterprise
  • the period of the stay 
  • how many persons the stay applies to

  Norwegian Customs will also accept a printout of what the individual tourist fisher has reported to have fished to the enterprise. Such a printout must state:

  • the enterprise’s identity
  • the person who has been fishing
  • how much that has been fished

  The document may be printed when leaving, and must be stamped and signed by the enterprise.

  The individuals named in the document must be present when the fish is exported from the country.

The requirements
The customs office will accept the invoice or equivalent credential document for the stay issued to the named person on the move or per person. Furthermore, this ID must contain:

1. The registered tourist fishing company's name, address and organization number
2. Name of the person or persons who have fished under the direction of the business the time of your sta
3. How many people the stay applies to

• The Customs Office will also be able to accept a printout of what the individual tourist fishermen have reported to the business that they have fished. Such a printout must specify:

1. Business identity
2. Who has fished
3. How much is fished
4. The document can be printed on a return trip, stamped and signed by the business.
5. The persons named on the document must be included when the fish are taken out of the country.