Registering in Denmark as an EU citizen
If you as an EU citizen are moving to Denmark to work or study, and plan to stay for more than three months, you must apply for the EU residence document no later than three months following the date you enter Denmark
As an EU citizen you can come to Denmark to look for a job and are allowed to stay for up to three months before having to register. Find the registration options here.
The EU residence document gives you the right to stay in Denmark for longer than three months and may also enable you to register for a CPR number (civil registration number) with your local municipality.
The Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI) is responsible for the EU registration process.
After your registration process is complete, the responsibility for ordering a CPR number, health card, and MitID (My ID) lies with Citizen Service (Borgerservice), either at the International Citizen Service (ICS) or Vejle Municipality
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