Change your postal address

If you’re moving from your address registered with the National Population Register, you must submit a Change of address notification. 

Submitting on paper

You can also send us a paper notification of the new or changed postal address. Remember to enclose a copy of valid identification. Valid identification is an ID card showing your date of birth, name, signature and a photograph. Do not send us a copy of your bank card as it contains sensitive information.

Download, complete and submit:

RF-1454 Notification of new or changed postal address (PDF) 

Submit the form to:
Skatteetaten
Postboks 9200 Grønland
0134 Oslo

If you have a D number, you can:

• register or change your residential address in Norway
• register your postal address in Norway
• register your postal address in your home country

You can also choose which of these addresses you want your mail sent to.

If you live in Norway, it’s important that you notify the Norwegian Tax Administration of the address where you want your mail to be sent.

If you’re moving from Norway

You must also report a change of postal address if you’ve left Norway and you have a new address abroad.

Many public agencies and private businesses use the address information found in the National Population Register to contact you.

For example, if you’ve paid too much tax and have left Norway, we need to know where we can contact you in order to refund your overpaid tax.

Submitting on paper

You can also send us a paper notification of the new or changed postal address. Remember to enclose a copy of valid identification. By valid identification, we mean an ID card showing your date of birth, name, signature and a photo. Do not send us a copy of your bank card as it contains sensitive information.

Download, complete and submit:

RF-1508 Notification of new or changed postal address (PDF) 

Submit the form to:
Skatteetaten
Postboks 9200 Grønland
0134 Oslo