New Eurostat figures have shown that almost 50,000 people got first-time residence permits in Denmark last year, with the US and India among those granted the most permits. We want to hear from you if you moved here recently.
The capital of Denmark and the biggest city in Jutland. There’s a lot more than the three-hour journey between them to distinguish the two largest Danish cities, Copenhagen and Aarhus.
The solar eclipse is approaching, and you might be scrambling to find a pair of glasses to allow you to watch the solar eclipse in all its glory. Find out how here.
From commuting to grocery shopping, mobile apps have made many of our daily tasks simpler. Here are some of the best apps to have on your phone if you live in Denmark.
With a major tax reform and promises to push ahead with work permit reforms, the policy programme of Denmark's new government promises to make life slightly easier for many foreigners living in the country.
If you have a bank account in Denmark or have lived in the country, you’ll probably be familiar with the term “Dankort” being used to refer to payment cards.
Danes are known to be particularly obedient when it comes to pedestrian traffic lights, with few people defying the rules by crossing on a red. So is it actually illegal to jaywalk?
The Danish rental housing market can seem like an intimidating and impenetrable place. Here are five vital tips to help you as a newcomer looking for a place to rent in Denmark.
It can be hard for newcomers to Denmark to make friends with Danes, who have settled routines and longstanding friendship groups. So what can you do to come in from the cold?
Getting along with your neighbours is essential if you want an easy life - but there are a some house rules in Denmark that you may not even know you're breaking.
Want to try your hand at growing your own food or flowers but you don’t have any outside space? Don’t let that stop you. Here are our top tips for what to grow on your balcony in Denmark.
Voters in Jutland city Kolding are worried about rising prices, the welfare state and immigration ahead of the country's general election, reflecting nationwide concerns reinforced by worries about Greenland and global uncertainty.
A number of already adopted, planned or proposed changes to immigration, work permit and citizenship rules could affect foreign nationals in Denmark in 2026.
Denmark's government has announced that it is to reevaluate up to 5,000 individual claims for the state pension for early retirement on health grounds.
Homeowners in Denmark pay an annual fee to local authorities for waste and recycling collection. The costs have risen steeply since the beginning of the decade.
MitID and Mobile Pay, properly maintained public toilets and free healthcare reducing living costs. Those are just a few of the things our readers said make life easier in Denmark. Here's the full list.
To really feel settled in Denmark do foreigners need to make good friends among Danish locals? And if so what are the best ways to meet people? We asked our readers in Denmark to share their experiences.
