Can a Foreigner Get a Phone Number in Norway?
Only with a local footing. Norway (+47) numbers can be ordered through DialAnyone, but the carrier requires a government ID copy, proof of address, an address in Norway and end user date of birth (iso 8601 format) — so in practice you need an address in Norway or a registered Norway company. DialAnyone verifies your identity once as well. The number handles voice calls only — it cannot receive SMS or verification codes, as SMS is not available on Norway numbers through DialAnyone.
What you need to hold a Norway toll-free number
| Requirement | Norway |
|---|---|
| Residency in Norway | Not required |
| Citizenship | Not required |
| A local SIM card | Not required |
| Identity verification with DialAnyone | Required once per account. Online, with a government photo ID and a selfie, a few minutes. |
| Government-issued ID copy | Required by the carrier |
| Proof of address (utility bill or invoice) | Required by the carrier |
| Address | An address in Norway |
| Business documents | Only if you register as a business: Company Registration Number (Business Use Only) |
| End User Date of Birth (ISO 8601 Format) | Required by the carrier |
| Receives SMS / verification codes | No — voice calls only |
Activates after the carrier approves your documents, usually within a few business days. Availability last verified 2026-09-09.
What to do next
If you have an address in Norway or a registered Norway company, create an account and have the documents ready. If not, use a US or UK number for verification codes and call Norway directly at per-minute rates.