Moving to Denmark

We offer a range of budget-friendly shipping solutions tailored for students relocating to universities such as the University of Copenhagen and Aarhus University in Denmark. Our services include shared container options and adaptable delivery schedules to meet diverse needs and timelines.

For coastal destinations like Frederikshavn, moisture-resistant and corrosion-proof packing materials are used to protect belongings from sea air and humidity.

Shipping a container from New York to Copenhagen, Denmark, typically takes about 19 days, offering a relatively faster transit time for cargo between these two locations.

Electronics shipped to Denmark must comply with EU safety standards. We ensure proper packaging, documentation, and adherence to electronic waste disposal regulations as required by Danish law.

We offer efficient logistics planning and eco-friendly packing for urban Copenhagen, ensuring safe transport in the city's environmentally conscious and compact living spaces.

We provide insurance options to safeguard your goods during transit to Denmark, offering comprehensive coverage for a worry-free shipping experience.

Temperature-sensitive shipments to Denmark are managed with specialized containers and monitoring systems to maintain optimal conditions, crucial for items like pharmaceuticals or perishable goods.

Commonly used ports for international shipments to Denmark include Copenhagen, and Aarhus, known for their efficient facilities and connectivity to global trade routes.
Official Websites:

• Port of Copenhagen
• Port of Aarhus

 

We employ Danish-speaking staff to ensure seamless communication and efficient handling of all shipping processes from New York to Denmark.

Our comprehensive door-to-door delivery services extend across Denmark, ensuring seamless shipping to all regions including Jutland, Zealand, and Funen. This service embraces Denmark's unique landscape, ensuring accessibility to every location within the country.

Denmark has a temperate maritime climate, with mild summers and cool winters. Rainfall is distributed throughout the year, with occasional snow in winter.

While the job market is competitive, there are opportunities, especially for professionals in sectors like IT, engineering, and healthcare. Knowledge of Danish can be a significant advantage.

Yes, but there are regulations, especially concerning dogs and cats, which often require microchipping, vaccinations, and in some cases, a waiting period.

Denmark offers free education through its public system, from primary school to higher education. The country also boasts various international schools.

Denmark has an efficient public transportation system, and cities like Copenhagen are bike-friendly. However, a car might be convenient in more rural areas.

Denmark offers a universal public healthcare system. Once registered as a resident, you receive a health insurance card granting access to various health services.

While it's possible, there are restrictions. Non-EU citizens who haven't lived in Denmark for at least five years need to obtain permission from the Ministry of Justice to buy property.

Denmark is known for a high cost of living, especially in major cities like Copenhagen. This includes housing, transportation, and dining.

After several years of legal residence (usually 8-9 years, but it can vary based on specific conditions), non-EU/EEA nationals can apply for permanent residency.

EU/EEA/Swiss citizens do not require a visa. However, non-EU/EEA citizens typically need a residence and work permit, which is often granted based on employment, family reunification, or study purposes.