Guide

  • 5 autumn holiday attractions an hour from Copenhagen

    5 autumn holiday attractions an hour from Copenhagen

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    Leticia Bossi

    Week 42 is the autumn holiday in Denmark. From October 14 to 20, take the chance to try one of these memorable day trips, less than an hour from Copenhagen.

  • The ultimate guide to Danish dairy

    The ultimate guide to Danish dairy

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    Christina Kronback

    In Denmark, the sheer number of different dairy products is baffling. Read this handy guide and start your journey as a connoisseur of Danish cheese, yoghurt, milk and ‘koldskål’.

  • Free guide: Odsherred’s UNESCO landscapes, Bronze-Age history and exquisite local food scene

    Free guide: Odsherred’s UNESCO landscapes, Bronze-Age history and exquisite local food scene

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    The Copenhagen Post

    Situated on the coast of Zealand, Odsherred’s ancient rolling hills are dotted with forests, small towns, artists’ studios, and Bronze-age archaeological sites. At its northernmost point, it tapers into a long finger of land that juts into the Kattegat strait. Download this free travel guide and discover all of the region’s hidden gems on your next adventure.

  • How to survive Copenhagen as an exchange student

    How to survive Copenhagen as an exchange student

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    Célestine Decloedt

    Studying in a different country is a luxurious opportunity, and Copenhagen is a popular destination. Upon arrival, the realization kicks in that adapting to this new environment may be easier said than done.

  • You can deduct expenses for services in the home from your tax

    You can deduct expenses for services in the home from your tax

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    You must ensure that the service is carried out by a VAT-registered company in Denmark. The service must be carried out in a year-round residence or in a holiday home where property value tax is paid.

  • 8 must-see art exhibitions in Copenhagen this Easter

    8 must-see art exhibitions in Copenhagen this Easter

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    The Danish Easter holiday (Påskeferie) runs from 24 March to 1 April. Make the most of the spring break by visiting the most impactful art exhibitions that Copenhagen has to offer.

  • What to watch at CPH:DOX documentary festival

    What to watch at CPH:DOX documentary festival

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    From 13-24 March, Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival brings into focus the most important questions and issues of our time – from the individually existential to the global and systemic. Read on to discover our pick of unmissable festival highlights.

  • How to choose an international school in Denmark

    How to choose an international school in Denmark

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    Kelly Rasmussen

    Arriving in a new country with a family is a huge leap of faith. Getting school right is a huge factor in international families thriving in Denmark. Depending on where you are in the country, there are some different options to consider. 

  • How to change your Danish address on borger.dk

    How to change your Danish address on borger.dk

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    When you move to a new address in Denmark, you must report the move to ‘folkeregisteret’ – the National Citizens’ Register. You can do it all online. Here’s how.

  • How expats can navigate mental health challenges in Copenhagen

    How expats can navigate mental health challenges in Copenhagen

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    Raymond Antwi

    As Denmark grapples with improving access to its mental health services, immediate solutions are crucial. Here is an overview of how to navigate the mental health system as an expat.

  • How to find a Danish class

    How to find a Danish class

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    Raymond Antwi

    Tips on finding Danish classes and navigating language tests. A list of reputable institutions in Copenhagen, and the pros and cons of state-subsidized courses. An up-to-date guide for your Danish language and residency journey.

  • How to celebrate New Year’s Eve like a Dane

    How to celebrate New Year’s Eve like a Dane

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    31 December is approaching and it’s time to kick 2023 in the can. Here’s how to do it like a Dane.