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Image 1 — Lille badeværelse på 3 m² – pris, gode råd og anbefalinger?
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Lille badeværelse på 3 m² – pris, gode råd og anbefalinger?

Vi skal have totalrenoveret vores lille badeværelse på ca. 3 m² på 3. sal i Ordrup, og jeg kunne virkelig godt bruge lidt erfaring fra folk, der har været igennem det samme ☺️

Alt skal stort set laves fra bunden – gulv, fliser, vådrumssikring, gulvvarme, VVS/afløb, sanitet, bruser, loft/spots osv. Vi vil også gerne have skjult rør/faldstamme så meget som muligt.

Det jeg især leder efter er anbefalinger til håndværkere/firmaer, der laver badeværelser til en god og fair pris. Det gør ikke noget, hvis de kommer lidt længere væk fra København.

Vi kan selv købe materialer, fliser, sanitet osv., så jeg er også nysgerrig på, hvad I tænker selve arbejdet cirka burde koste?

Og hvis nogen har gode idéer til indretning/pladsoptimering, ting man absolut bør gøre eller undgå på så lille et badeværelse, tager jeg meget gerne imod alle fifs 🙏

u/Opposite-Breakfast72 — 1 day ago
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EU Family Member → Permanent Residence → Danish Citizenship: Is Our Timeline Correct?

Hi everyone! ☺️

My wife and I are planning ahead and would love to check that we’ve understood the Danish permanent residence and citizenship process correctly. Hopefully this can also help others in a similar situation.

Our situation:
- I’m 21, Danish/Swedish 🇩🇰/🇸🇪
- My wife is 20, Colombian 🇨🇴
- We married in Colombia before moving to Denmark.
- She was granted her EU family member residence card on 16 October 2025. (We didn’t have to live in Sweden at all, because I had lived there before myself and that was sufficient… A GREAT TIP FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE AS LUCKY AS ME)
- She has lived continuously in Denmark since, works full-time, and attends Danish classes.

Our understanding:
- 16 October 2030: Eligible to apply for permanent residence (assuming all requirements are met—we’re unsure exactly which tests/requirements apply… if any).
- 16 October 2031: Eligible to apply for Danish citizenship, as she’ll have 6 years of legal residence, 1 year of permanent residence, and we’ll have been married for over 3 years.

Questions:
- Is this timeline correct?
- Can she take the required Danish language and citizenship/integration tests now (or well in advance) and simply use the certificates when applying? And are these tests always required?
- Are there any requirements or common mistakes people often overlook?
- Has anyone followed this same route (EU family member → permanent residence → citizenship)? We’d love to hear your experience.

Thanks so much for any advice or corrections!

Have a blessed day! 🙏

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u/Opposite-Breakfast72 — 1 month ago
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EU Family Member → Permanent Residence → Danish Citizenship: Is Our Timeline Correct?

Hi everyone! ☺️

My wife and I are planning ahead and would love to check that we’ve understood the Danish permanent residence and citizenship process correctly. Hopefully this can also help others in a similar situation.

Our situation:
- I’m 21, Danish/Swedish 🇩🇰/🇸🇪
- My wife is 20, Colombian 🇨🇴
- We married in Colombia before moving to Denmark.
- She was granted her EU family member residence card on 16 October 2025. (We didn’t have to live in Sweden at all, because I had lived there before myself and that was sufficient… A GREAT TIP FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE AS LUCKY AS ME)
- She has lived continuously in Denmark since, works full-time, and attends Danish classes.

Our understanding:
- 16 October 2030: Eligible to apply for permanent residence (assuming all requirements are met—we’re unsure exactly which tests/requirements apply… if any).
- 16 October 2031: Eligible to apply for Danish citizenship, as she’ll have 6 years of legal residence, 1 year of permanent residence, and we’ll have been married for over 3 years.

Questions:
- Is this timeline correct?
- Can she take the required Danish language and citizenship/integration tests now (or well in advance) and simply use the certificates when applying? And are these tests always required?
- Are there any requirements or common mistakes people often overlook?
- Has anyone followed this same route (EU family member → permanent residence → citizenship)? We’d love to hear your experience.

Thanks so much for any advice or corrections!

Have a blessed day! 🙏

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u/Opposite-Breakfast72 — 1 month ago