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EU /EEA and Swiss citizens entering Denmark

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If you are staying in Denmark for more than 3 months you will need an EU residence document, a CPR-number and a tax card, if you have any income in Denmark.

  • Step 1 - EU residence document

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  • Step 2 - CPR-number, health insurance card and choice of family doctor

    Due to the situation concerning Covid-19 the procedure of getting a CPR number has changed from October 29 2020. You should therefore disregard the guide below. Instead, you must call Citizen Service at 89 40 10 30 (Monday-Friday 10-14, Thursday 10-16). We will help you get registered. This applies whether it is your first time applying for a CPR number or if a CPR number has been issued to you before. Please do not appear at Dokk1.

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  • Step 3 - NemID

    NemID is your personal secure login for digital contact with public authorities, netbanking and a wide range of online self service solutions. Your NemID is issued by Citizen Service.

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  • Step 4 - Tax card

    If you have any income, while staying in Denmark, you need to apply for at tax card from the Danish Tax Agency (Skattestyrelsen).

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  • If you already have a CPR number

    Due to the situation concerning Covid-19 the procedure of getting a CPR number has changed from October 29 2020. You must call Citizen Service at 89 40 10 30 (Monday-Friday 10-14, Thursday 10-16). We will help you get registered. This applies whether it is your first time applying for a CPR number or if a CPR number has been issued to you before.

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Last edited 17. September 2019

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