Transfer

Follow the Transfer signs upon arrival, find your next departure on the information board in the departure hall, and go directly to your gate. If your luggage is not checked through to your next destination, you must collect it in the arrival hall and check in again.

Follow the Transfer signs upon arrival, find your next departure on the information board in the departure hall and go directly to your gate. If the baggage is not checked in to your next destination, you must collect it in the arrival hall and check in again.

Follow the Transfer signs upon arrival and find your next flight on the information board in the departure hall and go directly to your gate. If the luggage is not checked in to the next destination, you must pick it up in the arrival hall and check in again.

Follow the Transfer Non-Schengen signage at passport control, find your next flight on the information board in the departure hall. If your baggage is not checked in to your next destination, you must pick it up in the arrival hall and check it in again.

The security check (and bag drop) closes after the last departure in the evening and opens around 4:00 AM. Domestic transfer at gate D2 also closes around 11:00 PM, as there are no departures until the next morning.

If you are continuing with a flight, it is always best to have the goods sealed, as situations may arise that require you to go through a new security check. You can always bring duty-free goods in your carry-on, provided it is sealed according to applicable rules. The receipt should be clearly visible inside the bag. Passengers are responsible for complying with this.

Domestic: Gate A, B, and C

International: Gate D, E, and F

With domestic transfer, with certain airlines, you can arrive from abroad and continue flying domestically without picking up your luggage. Remember to check carefully with your airline what applies to your journey. By using our Domestic Transfer solution, only travelers with through tickets can use the solution.

If you are coming from abroad and are flying onward within Norway, there are different transfer rules based on which airline you are traveling with and the destination you are coming from.

To be able to use domestic transfer, you must have booked a ticket with Air Baltic, Air France, Atlantic Airways, Emirates, LOT Polish Airlines, Norwegian, SAS, KLM, or Widerøe.

Furthermore, your ticket must be through ticketed, meaning you and your baggage are booked all the way to your final destination in Norway.

See the checklist below for more details.

If you arrive with an airline other than Air Baltic, Air France, Atlantic Airways, Emirates, LOT Polish Airlines, Norwegian, SAS, KLM, or Widerøe and continue flying domestically, you must go to the arrivals hall, pick up and drop off any baggage, and go through the security checkpoint in the departures hall. This also applies to passengers who only travel with hand luggage.

Domestic transfer is open from 07:00 – 23:00 every day.

Security check opening hours
The security check (and bag drop) closes after the last departure in the evening and opens around 04:00. Domestic transfer at gate D2 also closes around 23:00, as there are no departures before the next morning.

With these airlines and combinations, you can take advantage of domestic transfer:

• Your journey is with the airlines or combination of airlines mentioned in the table above.
• The entire journey takes place on the same day/date, between 07:00 and 23:00.
• Your baggage tag is marked with the final destination and not "OSL".
• Your baggage does not contain animals or weapons.

Norwegian: Bastia, Bilbao, Burgas, Dubrovnik, Ibiza, Malta, Pula, Salzburg, Sarajevo, Split, Skopje, Tirana, Tivat, Varna, Zagreb.

SAS: Dubrovnik, Tivat, Pula, Salzburg, Split

1. Follow the signs marked with either “transfer” or “connecting flights” when you get off the plane.
2. Next to gate D2, you will find a yellow area marked with “domestic transfer.”
3. In the same area, there is a duty-free shop, so if you wish to purchase duty-free items, you can do so here before you go through customs.
4. Scan your ticket/boarding pass at the gate and proceed through customs.
5. Once you have passed through customs, you will enter the departure hall for domestic flights. Check the information screens for your next departure gate and then follow the signs.