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How much cash can I withdraw from an ATM in Norway?

Withdrawal limits, fees and how they differ between cards.

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Short answer

How much cash you can withdraw depends on your bank and card, and DNB, for example, sets NOK 9,900 for ATMs in Norway on its Pluss and SAGA cards. Pluss counts the limit per four days, SAGA per day. Children's cards have lower limits, and the ATM owner may charge its own fee.

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Why

  1. DNB's price list sets the ATM limit in Norway at NOK 9,900 per fourth day for Pluss and NOK 9,900 per day for SAGA.
  2. DNB's first card for children has an ATM limit of NOK 2,500 and its youth card NOK 5,000, both per fourth day.
  3. DNB Mastercard credit cards have a cash limit of NOK 9,900 per week.

Details

With DNB, withdrawals using BankAxept at ATMs in Norway are free, while using the Visa part costs NOK 40. Cash services in shops cost NOK 10, but are free on Mitt første kort and Ungdomskortet. Other banks set their own limits and prices, so check your bank's price list or online bank.

Tip

If you have a Norwegian debit card, use BankAxept at the ATM: at DNB this is free, while the Visa part costs NOK 40 per withdrawal.

What may differ

Credit cards have their own cash limits and higher fees: at DNB, a cash withdrawal on Pluss Mastercard costs NOK 40 plus 1 per cent of the amount.

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Sources

Prices and limits change, so check your bank's price list before you withdraw.

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