Where can I find an ATM in Norway?
Where ATMs are, opening hours and the trend.
Short answer
ATMs, called minibank in Norwegian, are found in towns and cities, and most rural areas have at least one place where you can withdraw cash. Nokas runs about 300 ATMs in Norway and has an online map of the nearest one. Many machines are inside shops or shopping centres and follow their opening hours.
Why
- Visit Norway says you will find cash machines in towns and cities, and at least one place to withdraw money in most rural areas.
- Nokas, which describes itself as the only bank-independent ATM operator in the market, runs about 300 ATMs in Norway.
- Norges Bank notes that the number of ATMs has fallen over time, and that cash has made up about 3% of payments since 2020.
Details
Examples on the Nokas map include Karl Johans gate 27 in Oslo and Torgallmenningen 2 in Bergen, both open around the clock with kroner and euros, and 7-Eleven at Byterminalen in Stavanger, which follows the shop's hours. The airports have many ATMs: Loomis runs 31 at Oslo Airport, 12 at Bergen Airport, 6 at Trondheim Airport and 5 at Stavanger Airport. Euronet also runs ATMs in Norway, but it charges its own withdrawal fee.
Tip
Use the 'Finn nærmeste minibank' map on nokas.no, filter by currency if you need euros or dollars, and check the opening hours, since many ATMs close with the shop.
What may differ
People with a BankAxept card can also withdraw cash at the till in about 1,450 NorgesGruppen shops, but this service is only open to BankAxept cardholders.
Common misconception
Norway is cashless, so there are no ATMs left.
What actually happens
Cash makes up only about 3% of payments, but ATMs are still found in towns, cities and most rural areas, and in staffed shops you have the right to pay cash for amounts up to NOK 20,000.
People also ask
- Where is the nearest ATM?
- Are there still ATMs in Norway?
Sources
- Visit Norway: Currency and pricesChecked at:
- Nokas: Find the nearest ATMChecked at:
- Nokas: ATMsChecked at:
- Norges Bank: Financial Infrastructure 2026Checked at:
- Loomis: Travel currencyChecked at:
ATM locations and opening hours change, so check the Nokas map before you go.
Currency in Norway: cards, cash and ATMsRelated questions
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How do I find the IBAN for my Norwegian bank account?
You find the IBAN for your Norwegian account in your bank's online bank or app under the account details, and also on your account statement.
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Why did my hotel or car rental company block money on my card in Norway?
Hotels and car rental companies reserve money on your card as security, and the reservation is released once the final amount is settled.
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How do I pay a Norwegian invoice with a KID number from abroad?
To pay a Norwegian invoice from abroad, make an international transfer to the payee's IBAN and BIC and enter the KID number as the payment reference.
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Do Norwegian banks charge an annual fee for debit cards?
Yes, banks such as DNB charge an annual fee for an adult debit card, currently NOK 295 a year, while cards for children and young people are free.

