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Copenhagen - Frederikshavn - Oslo COPENHAGEN - FREDERIKSHAVN - OSLO Schedule OSL-FDH/CPH v.v. Dear Customer, Please see below schedule for Oslo-Frederikshavn/Copenhagen v.v. valid from 2nd July 2021 until further notice. Northbound Southbound Copenhagen Departure 14:15 Oslo Departure 14:15 Frederikshavn Arrival 23:15 Frederikshavn Arrival 00:15 Departure 23:45 Departure 00:30 Oslo Arrival 09:15 Copenhagen Arrival 09:15 You can find booking deadlines and opening hours for our offices and terminals below. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at nodk@dfds.com. Yours faithfully, DFDS A/S For further information please contact DFDS A/S, Copenhagen/Frederikshavn DFDS A/S, Oslo T +47 2162 1376 T +47 2162 1375 dkno@dfds.com nodk@dfds.com COPENHAGEN - FREDERIKSHAVN - OSLO Schedule OSL-FDH/CPH v.v. Office and terminal opening hours Oslo – Frederikshavn / Copenhagen Copenhagen Terminal: Monday: 07:00-17:00 Tuesday: 07:00-18:00 Wednesday 06:00-17:00 Thursday: 09:00-17.00 Friday: 07:00-18:00 Saturday: 09:00-14:00 Sunday/holidays: 09:00-14:00 Copenhagen Customs office: Monday – Sunday 09:00-14:30 Oslo Terminal / Oslo Freight office: * Monday – Sunday 08:00-16:00 *Please note that the terminal gate in Oslo is closed between 16:00 – 08:00. Frederikshavn Freight office (Check-in only): ** Monday – Sunday 19:00-00:15 **For customs papers to be printed and status update for truck arrival to terminal, or other relevant issues for the departure/arrival in Frederikshavn, please contact our check-in office: Freight.Frederikshavn@dfds.com. For further information please contact DFDS A/S, Copenhagen/Frederikshavn DFDS A/S, Oslo T +47 2162 1376 T +47 2162 1375 dkno@dfds.com nodk@dfds.com COPENHAGEN - FREDERIKSHAVN - OSLO Schedule OSL-FDH/CPH v.v. Booking deadline and latest check-in COPENHAGEN Adress Copenhagen: Booking deadline: 11:00 Dampfærgevej 30 Latest check-in: 13:30* 2100 Copenhagen IMO deadline: 12:30** Denmark FREDERIKSHAVN Adress Frederikshavn: Booking deadline: 11:00 Færgehavnsvej 31 Latest check-in: 22:45* 9900 Frederikshavn IMO deadline: 22:00** Denmark OSLO Adress Oslo: Booking deadline: 11:00 Akershusstranda 53, Skur 44 Latest check-in: 13:45* 0150 Oslo IMO deadline: 12:30** Norway *Latest check-in = Customs cleared and ready to ship ** IMO deadline = Signed DGN. For Frederikshavn, driver need to present signed document at freight office before 22:00. For further information please contact DFDS A/S, Copenhagen/Frederikshavn DFDS A/S, Oslo T +47 2162 1376 T +47 2162 1375 dkno@dfds.com nodk@dfds.com .
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