Advise regarding moving to Denmark.

Member since 29 October 2019

CocokidsMember29 October 2019 06:06:57

Hello everyone, Denmark is a country l loved and have visited several times. I will like to move and settle here b4 the end of 2020. I have two children who are in private schools in England.
Any advise out here please.

Also if l want to rent a bedroom house. Which of the cities is cheaper.
We normally live in hoje taasrup but the kids find it too quiet and boring.
Any recommendations.

I like roskilde and ishoj.
But am also looking at Valby.
Are flats cheaper than a house

Also can l start my own advise work. Am a legally qualified professional and will like to be self employed.
What is the tax system like and is it possible to register a business?
And how are the schools like.

Any advise will be very much appreciated.

phipiemar VIP Member

Member since 01 May 2013

phipiemarVIP Member29 October 2019 06:23:57

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Hello,

As it is recommended to any newcomer, READ the charter of the site.

You will find two tips:
- READ the guide of the country which you will find under the tab "to discover"
- READ old posts using the search function via the magnifying glass next to your avatar.

99% of newcomer questions have already been answered dozens of times.

A little extra advice

Nellie Berg Denmark Expert

Member since 15 August 2013

Nellie BergDenmark Expert29 October 2019 09:01:50

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Only lawyers from the EU will be licensed to work as a advokat/lawyer in Denmark.
https://www.danskeadvokater.dk/Er-du-ad … x?ID=19093
If you come outside the EU, your exam will be invalid, and you have to start at the uni again to obtain a Danish master degree ....................

In your case, the GB is expected to leave the EU, and what then?

You mention some areas, very different. Valby is a very popular area close/part of Copenhagen, therefore expensive. Ishøj is in many ways a very challenged area where I wouldn't live if I had a choice.

If you still consider moving to Denmark, let's know.

/Nellie