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Molecular NI3 (see below) would be expected to have a small dipole, the inermolecular force would include dipole- dipole interactions along with London dispersion forces which would be expected to be relatively high as the molecule has a lot of electrons, 166 in all

Interestingly NI3 cannot be made pure, it is just too unstable. So the question is really just a theoretical one. Solid NI3 is actually an ammonia adduct and some brave person determined the crystal structure to be polymeric (NI3.NH3)n

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