Port of Oslo

Oslo: daily port calls from satellite AIS (IMF PortWatch)

Estimates published by the International Monetary Fund's PortWatch, built from satellite and terrestrial AIS. They cover waters our own receivers do not reach yet. These are the IMF's figures, not Voydar's counts.

The IMF estimates 19 port calls in the 7 days and 84 in the 30 days to Sep 25, 2026. That is 9% less than the same 30 days a year earlier (92).

Container

39

Tanker

13

Dry bulk

7

General cargo

24

Ro-ro

1

Estimated cargo loaded and discharged in those 30 days: 0.2 million tonnes.

Sources: Kpler; UN Global Platform; IMF PortWatch (portwatch.imf.org). IMF estimates, updated weekly; the latest days are revised. portwatch.imf.org. Counts cover container ships, tankers, dry bulk, general cargo and ro-ro vessels (30-day totals above).

Oslo: global benchmarks

How Oslo compares with the world's ports, from published statistics. These are the publishers' figures, not Voydar's own measurements.

Container Port Performance Index 2023

#105 of 405

World Bank ranking of container ports by vessel time in port (lower rank = faster turnaround). Port identified from the CPPI port name "OSLO" (80% confidence).

Source: World Bank, The Container Port Performance Index 2023 (CC BY 3.0 IGO). Retrieved Sep 24, 2026.

Port liner shipping connectivity, 2 2026

66.5

UNCTAD index (100 = the average port in Q1 2023). Up 18% on a year earlier.

Source: UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) Data Hub, port liner shipping connectivity index (CC BY 3.0 IGO). Retrieved Sep 24, 2026.

Oslo: official port statistics

Figures published by national statistics offices and port authorities, shown as they publish them. They count what the publisher counts, which can differ from AIS-detected calls.