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Planning a move from the UK to Denmark? Start by confirming which immigration route applies to your situation (work, study, or family) and make sure your passport is valid. Gather key paperwork you may need soon after arrival - proof of address, birth or marriage certificates, employment or enrolment letters, plus certified translations where required. Be aware you’ll need to register locally and obtain a CPR number, which is later used for digital ID (MitID) and access to public services.

Sort out your everyday setup early. Many newcomers open a Danish bank account and arrange utilities, internet, and a mobile plan; having your documents ready will make this smoother. Healthcare in Denmark is publicly funded - once registered, you’ll receive a health card, though some people also choose private supplementary cover. If you’re renting, review tenancy terms carefully so you understand notice periods, what’s included, and typical move-in costs. Budget for transport too, whether you’ll rely on cycling, public transport, or a car.

Families should check local school or childcare admissions with the municipality in their chosen area and note application windows and required documents. If you intend to drive, look into licence exchange options, Danish motor insurance, and any city low-emission rules.

For more detailed advice on planning your move to Denmark, get in touch with us today.