Nice to know about
EVERYDAY LIFE IN DENMARK
A USEFUL COMPILATION
When becoming a part of the everyday life in a new country, it is always nice to be a bit prepared.
For this exact reason, we have compiled a variety of links you can follow to read about every aspect of how the Danes live their lives, and what you should account for when moving here.
Have fun!
INSURANCE
Most insurances are voluntary, but a few are mandatory. Some insurances are work-related, and some are private.
- Some info on private insurances
- Find out the differences and coverages
HEALTHCARE
The Danish healthcare system is becoming very well-renowned throughout the world as we have quite a lot of beneficial arrangements in place. You will find a couple of useful links below.
IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY

HELP IS RIGHT AT HAND
if you become ill or get injured in Region Zealand.
Find out what to do in various emergency situations.
HOSPITALS IN REGION ZEALAND
Find the hospital nearest to you and your new residence – and find out what medical and clinical departments that they offer in-house.
BRINGING YOUR FAMILY TO DENMARK
When you decide to move your family to a new country, it is preferable to have a good understanding of the childcare system, the available public services and the culture in general.
Read more about bringing your family to Denmark.
CHILDCARE
Find more information about childcare.
SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION
SIGNING UP
LEISURE
You will meet many of the Danes in clubs and associations in their spare time.
Get some cultural input and read more about leisure in Denmark.
TRANSPORTATION
Denmark has a well developed infrastructure, a network of flights and trains, good roads, and a large number of cyclists.
A nice way to plan your trip, is to use Rejseplanen.dk – here you can find your public transportation throughout all of Denmark.
Find more information on transportation and how to get around.
DRIVERS LICENSE
For the first 90 days of your residence in Denmark you are allowed to use your foreign driver’s license. Subsequently you have to exchange the license to a Danish driver’s license.
Read more at lifeindenmark.dk.
For more help, visit or call your local Citizen Service Center.