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Ruby · 08-03-2009, 06:56 AM

hi there,

Norway is an expensive country but you can do a few things like preparing your own meals and staying in hostels or campsites to save money if you're in a tight budget.

You're looking at around $50 a day if you keep your spending to a minimum. If you're staying at hotels that include buffet breakfasts, and eating light lunches and an evening meal at a moderately priced restaurant, you can expect to spend at least $100 per person per day.

‘Mini-Banks’ or ATM are found close to many banks and around busy public places, such as shopping centres in Norway and they accept major credit cards as well as Cirrus, Visa Electron and so on.

08-03-2009, 06:56 AM	#2 (permalink)
Ruby Super Moderator Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 1,893	Re: living costs while in Norway hi there, Norway is an expensive country but you can do a few things like preparing your own meals and staying in hostels or campsites to save money if you're in a tight budget. You're looking at around $50 a day if you keep your spending to a minimum. If you're staying at hotels that include buffet breakfasts, and eating light lunches and an evening meal at a moderately priced restaurant, you can expect to spend at least $100 per person per day. ‘Mini-Banks’ or ATM are found close to many banks and around busy public places, such as shopping centres in Norway and they accept major credit cards as well as Cirrus, Visa Electron and so on.