If You’re Relocating from Another Country
Copenhagen:
Visit the Copenhagen official website for essential city services.
You can find more information on how to register for a CPR Number here.
Aarhus:
Check out the Aarhus official website for settling-in guides, local services, and city resources.
💡 Important First Steps After Moving to Denmark:
✅ Register for a CPR Number – This is essential for accessing healthcare, opening a bank account, and more.
✅ Get a NemID/MitID – Used for secure online identification and accessing government services.
✅ Open a Danish Bank Account – Many services require a local bank account, and it may take time to set up.
✅ Get a Danish Phone Number – Useful for job applications, banking, and everyday communication.
✅ Understand Healthcare Registration – If eligible, register with a general practitioner (GP) upon receiving your CPR number.
If You’ve Previously Lived in Denmark
If you're returning, you can update your address easily on borger.dk.
💡 Important Address Update Tip:
📌 Always include:
FULL NAME C/O LifeX in the name field when registering your address.
This ensures that your mail reaches you, even if your name is not on the mailbox.
Additional Tips & Resources
🚆 Public Transport – Consider getting a Rejsekort for easy travel on buses, trains, and metro.
🌍 Expat Communities – Keep an eye out for LifeX Community events on the app. join Facebook groups and meetup events to connect with other expats in Denmark.
🏛️ Danish Language Courses – Free or affordable classes are available through language schools for new residents.
🔎Still need help? Contact LifeX Support via the app!🛠️