Published: 19.12.25
Change in Routine for Collection of Passage Fees
Portvakten på Dokken1 February 2026, we will make changes to our routines for the collection of passage fees for facilities at Dokken and Skolten. To ensure a better process for collection and payment, Vestpark will perform this service on our behalf. This means that from 1 February 2026, Vestpark will handle the registration of passages and the issuing of invoices.
The Port of Bergen incurs significant costs related to the operation, maintenance, and upgrading of roads and other infrastructure within the port area. Passage fees were therefore introduced in January 2023 to help cover part of these expenses.
Generally, the passage fee will be invoiced to the individual vehicle owner. However, vehicles may also be linked to company agreements, enabling companies operating in or with regular traffic to the port area to receive consolidated invoices covering all cars included in the agreement. If the vehicle is not covered on a company agreement, payment will be easier if it is registered in the UNUM app.
The pricing model will be adjusted from 1 February, with a 10% reduction in rates:
Vehicle type – Price (excl. VAT)
- Vehicles under 3,500 kg: NOK 22.50 per passage
- Vehicles over 3,500 kg: NOK 45.00 per passage
- Moped/Motorcycle: Free of charge
The discount previously granted to vehicles with permanent ISPS access permits will be discontinued. The rule that a maximum of five entries per day will be charged remains in effect. No fee will be charged for exiting the port area.
Necessary signage will be installed at the entrances before the new solution comes into effect.
All inquiries regarding complaints and disputes related to invoices and passages will be handled by Vestpark (opens in new window).
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