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Internet
There are many Internet cafes throughout the country and the
Internet can also be accessed via public libraries.
Fax
This service is available at the major hotels.
Post
Hotel receptions, shops and kiosks selling postcards will
also sell stamps.
Airmail within
Europe takes 2 to 4 days.
Poste Restante
facilities are located in post offices in all major cities.
Post office opening hours: These
vary from place to place but are generally from Monday-Friday
0830-1600 hrs, Saturday 0800-1300 hrs.
Press
The national newspapers published in Oslo are Aftenposten,
Dagbladet and Verdens Gang.
In Norway there are no English-language newspapers although
English newspapers are available the day after publication
in the UK.
Radio
BBC
World Service and Voice
of America can be received. The most up-to-date can be
found online as from time to time the frequencies change.
Telegram
Telenor’s headquarters are at Teledirektoratet,
Universitetsgt 2. It is easiest to send telegrams by using
the telephone and the telephone directories give instructions
in English on page 16.
Telephone
- land line
Full IDD is available.
Country dialing code is 47
Outgoing international codes: 00
Telephone - mobile
Most major dual band networks work across the country.
Network operators include:
Maritime Communications
Net Com GSM
Telenor Mobil
AS
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