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Newcomers in Denmark

First steps, trusted services and people who have done it before you.

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Newcomers · Denmark · 16 public bodies

Denmark · newcomers

Newcomers in Denmark

First steps, trusted services and people who have done it before you.

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First steps

This guide for Denmark is being prepared and will be reviewed by a qualified professional. It gives information and referrals, never legal advice.

First steps

6 topics
  1. 01
    Status and documents

    Residence, asylum and family reunification: where to find official information and qualified help.

  2. 02
    Work and qualifications

    Recognition of qualifications, licensing paths and first jobs.

  3. 03
    Language

    Host-language courses and heritage-language schools.

  4. 04
    Health and wellbeing

    Registering with health services and finding culturally competent care.

  5. 05
    Housing and money

    Housing, banking and avoiding scams that target newcomers.

  6. 06
    Community

    Meeting people safely: the local cell, events and mentors.

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Public bodies for newcomers in Denmark

16 public bodies, by what each one deals with. Each one is checked against its official page (last on 23 October 2026).

Asylum and refugee protection

2 bodies

Legal help and discrimination

2 bodies

Settlement and integration

2 bodies

Arrival and status

1 body
  • New to Denmark

    The official portal for residence permits in Denmark.

    verified

Citizenship

1 body

Culture and festivals

1 body

Emergency numbers

1 body
  • 112

    Call 112 for police, fire or ambulance. Call 114 for the police when it is not urgent.

    verified

Work and business

1 body
  • Jobnet

    The national job portal.

    verified

Family and women

1 body
  • Lev Uden Vold

    The national helpline on domestic violence. Phone 1888.

    verified

Health and mental health

1 body
  • DIGNITY

    Treatment and research for survivors of torture.

    verified

Language learning

1 body

Recognition of qualifications

1 body

Young people

1 body
  • BørneTelefonen

    Free, anonymous support for children and young people, day and night. Phone 116 111.

    secondary