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Money & ATM Scams in Bergen, Norway

Card skimming, currency exchange fraud, dynamic currency conversion, and cash cons. Below are the money & atm scams scams reported in Bergen β€” how they work and how to avoid them.

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Last updated: April 2, 2026

2

Money & ATM Scams Scams

11

Total in Bergen

How it works

Skimming devices are periodically attached to ATMs near Bergen Bus Station (Bystasjonen) and the Skolten cruise terminal, capturing card data from tourists withdrawing Norwegian krone. A pinhole camera or overlay keypad records the PIN simultaneously, allowing fraudulent withdrawals within hours of the victim leaving the machine. The devices are designed to match the ATM casing and are difficult to detect at a glance. Victims typically notice unauthorized charges only after returning home.

How it works

Exchange booths near Bergen's cruise terminal and central station display attractive rates on boards but apply fees and unfavorable spreads that only appear on the receipt after the transaction. The cash handed over is also occasionally short-counted.

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11 total warnings across all categories

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