There are different rules and regulation you have to be aware of depending on you want to stay for a shorter period or move to Denmark. It also depends on your nationality (Nordic Citizen, EU/EEA Citizen or Non-EU/EEA Citizen) and the cause of your stay, fx if you want to work, study or have other reasons to stay in Denmark. On the following side, we want to inform you about where to find needed information and witch steps you follow to apply for a visa, a temporary or a permanent residence permit. On lifeinDenmark you can find general information on how to come to Denmark and on witch basis you can apply. 

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If you are an EU/EEA Citizen and want to stay longer than 3 months and want to register, you can follow the steps below.

Step 1 - EU residence certificate

First, you have to apply for an EU residence certificate at Ny i Denmark, which is the official port for foreign nationals who wish to visit, live or work in Denmark.

Go to: Ny i Denmark

Step 2 - CPR-number and yellow health card

Then you have to register at Lolland municipality to get a Danish CPR-number, which you can do at your local municipality in Maribo eller Nakskov (at Borgerservice). Please make an appointment online or call borgerservice (54 67 67 67) to get further assistance. 

Go to: Online appointment Borgerservice

Contact: Borgerservice Lolland

After registration, you can apply for a yellow health card, which you also can do at your local municipality (Borgerservice). Please be aware of that you first have to be registered, before you can apply for a health card. You can apply for a yellow health card on lifeinDenmark. 

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Step 3 - Tax Card

Before you can start working in Denmark, you also need to obtain a Tax Card from SKAT (The Danish Tax Authorities). To get more information how to apply, please visit SKAT. Please inform also your local municipality that you have applied for a tax card.

Visit: SKAT

More information

On Workplace Denmark, you will find information about foreign employers and employees who posted to work in Denmark. You can also read about Danish employee rights concerning working conditions and health and safety. Besides, you will also find information on taxes and VAT in Denmark. The website is available in many different languages.

Go to: Workplace Denmark

If you wish to get help to find a job for your spouse on Lolland-Falster, please visit Business Lolland-Falster and contact Lise Damsbo Savic from Business LF. You are also always welcome to contact our welcoming service and ask for assistance. 

Contact: Business Lolland-Falster

Contact: Welcoming Service