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How much does a mobile plan cost per month in Norway?

Monthly prices at Ice, Telia and Telenor, and what affects them.

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Short answer

At Ice and Telia, a mobile plan costs from NOK 199 a month for 5 GB to NOK 399–549 for unlimited data. Telia charges NOK 299 for 3 GB and NOK 399 for 15 GB, while Ice charges NOK 299 for 18 GB. Free calls and texts are included in these plans.

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Why

  1. Ice lists 5 GB at NOK 199, 18 GB at NOK 299, iceMax with unlimited data at NOK 399 and iceMax with Netflix at NOK 449 a month.
  2. Telia lists unlimited data from NOK 499 a month, with an ordinary price of NOK 549, and says you can call and send messages at no extra cost.
  3. Telenor gives customers under 30 NOK 100 a month off unlimited data and NOK 50 off Fast 5 GB, and has no binding period on its mobile plans.

Details

Ice also has a trial offer of 30 GB for NOK 99 a month for two months, after which you move to a plan that suits your use. Some unlimited plans slow down after a set amount: Telenor's Ubegrenset Enkel drops to 3 Mbit/s after 100 GB until the next month. Calls from Norway to other countries are priced separately.

Tip

Use one of the comparison services Nkom points to, such as tek.no or mobilabonnement.no, to see current prices from smaller providers as well.

What may differ

Family discounts, age discounts and bundles with streaming change the price: Telenor gives NOK 100 off per extra family subscription on unlimited plans, and Ice's iceMax with Netflix costs NOK 449.

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Prices change, so check the operator or a price comparison service before you sign up.

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