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This is a guide based upon my experiences as a single British person with no children, moving to work in Copenhagen before Brexit, thus still being an EU citizen at the time of moving.
I found it very difficult to get any detailed information on how to do all these things. The official websites disguise the complexities and make it sound very simple. So here's some of the things that caught me out. I write them in the hope that others won't fall into the same mistakes as i did.
You don't have to follow quite exactly this order, but there is a critical path. Assuming your goal is to get paid, you will need a Danish bank account and tax card, which both depend on having a CPR number, which requires an EU residence document, which requires an address in Denmark. So this is how to go about doing those things, and a few extra bits that i can think of.
Note: Cathrinemj has also written a fantastic Guide to moving to Denmark, which could also be worth reading.
( Let's do this! )
I found it very difficult to get any detailed information on how to do all these things. The official websites disguise the complexities and make it sound very simple. So here's some of the things that caught me out. I write them in the hope that others won't fall into the same mistakes as i did.
You don't have to follow quite exactly this order, but there is a critical path. Assuming your goal is to get paid, you will need a Danish bank account and tax card, which both depend on having a CPR number, which requires an EU residence document, which requires an address in Denmark. So this is how to go about doing those things, and a few extra bits that i can think of.
Note: Cathrinemj has also written a fantastic Guide to moving to Denmark, which could also be worth reading.
( Let's do this! )
