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GDPR Fines in Norway

6 data protection authorities · Since 2017

Total Actions

159

Total Fines

€50.4M

Average Fine

€525K

Among actions with fines

Enforcement Trend

Decreasing

About Data Protection Enforcement in Norway

Norway is an active enforcer of GDPR and ePrivacy requirements, with 6 data protection authorities overseeing compliance since 2017. To date, Norway's regulators have taken 159 enforcement actions totaling €50,442,895 in fines. The landmark case was a €17,400,000 fine against Elkjøp Nordic AS in 2026, among the most significant GDPR and ePrivacy penalties recorded for this jurisdiction. Enforcement activity has moderated in recent years, potentially indicating improved compliance across the market or a shift in regulatory priorities. The most frequently enforced violations are third-party cookies without consent (5 cases), cookies placed before consent (2 cases), misleading banner messaging (2 cases), reflecting the regulatory focus areas in this jurisdiction.

Enforcement Actions by Year

YearActionsTotal Fines
20171€0
20196€534K
202024€869K
202159€20.8M
202224€1.0M
202318€5.4M
202415€1.8M
20258€730K
20264€19.2M

Frequently Asked Questions

How many GDPR and ePrivacy enforcement actions has Norway issued?

Norway has issued 159 enforcement actions related to GDPR and ePrivacy, totaling €50.4M in fines.

What is the largest GDPR and ePrivacy fine in Norway?

The largest recorded penalty was a €17.4M fine against Elkjøp Nordic AS on 2026-06-01.

How many data protection authorities operate in Norway?

Norway has 6 data protection authorities overseeing GDPR and ePrivacy enforcement.

Is GDPR and ePrivacy enforcement decreasing in Norway?

GDPR and ePrivacy enforcement in Norway has been decreasing in recent years.