Relocation to Denmark
A guide to relocating to Denmark: Positive List, Pay Limit, taxation, CPR, housing, education and healthcare in Copenhagen and other cities.
A guide to relocating to Denmark: Positive List, Pay Limit, taxation, CPR, housing, education and healthcare in Copenhagen and other cities.
- CapitalCopenhagen
- Population~6.0 million
- LanguageDanish · English widely spoken
- CurrencyDanish krone (DKK)
- Time zoneCET/CEST · one hour behind Israel
- Flight from IsraelApproximately 4.5 hours by air
Why here and what to know
Visas and residency
Denmark does not participate in the EU Blue Card scheme.
Taxation
High taxes fund extensive public services.
Economy and cost of living
Housing and services are expensive in Copenhagen, but public transport, cycling and quality public services offset some costs.
Housing
Copenhagen's rental market is competitive, with high deposits and move-in costs.
Education
High-quality public education in Danish alongside international schools in Copenhagen, Aarhus and other areas.
Healthcare
Following CPR registration and confirmation of eligibility, you gain access to the public system and a family doctor.
Community and culture
A safe, egalitarian society with excellent English, although learning Danish helps long-term integration.
Employment and business
Strong sectors include pharmaceuticals, life sciences, wind energy, shipping, food, design and technology.
Ocean's winning tip
In Denmark, the CPR is the key to banking, healthcare and services. Ocean plans housing, registration and the start of employment in an order that prevents delays.
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