r/international_denmark

Hey everyone, I wanted to ask if anyone here has some experience with GraensePakke . From what I understand they will provide a storage for you and address so you can order items from germany or from anywhere in world to their storage on Denmark / Germany border. Thanks for help and let me know if I understood it correctly

Hi, I'm a physics student currently attending Universidad Nacional de Colombia. A friend and I both got accepted for an exchange semester in Copenhagen University and we're a bit confused regarding what would be the best option for housing.

The University's official website states finding housing through the foundation is the best option, since otherwise it can be very expensive. However, I've seen many people complain about the housing foundation and share their bad experiences with it.

Is it really that bad? Which options should be avoid?Which options do you recommend?

We would like to live together to reduce costs, preferably something like a shared apartment (for just the two of us) with separate rooms. Do we have any chance of finding something like that with a rent that isn't too high? Is it better to look through the foundation? Is it too risky to try finding housing when we arrive?

Also, how hard is it to find a job as a foreigner in Denmark? Got any recommendations?

Hi everyone,

I’m a 41-year-old French guy currently living in Valencia, Spain, and I may soon be relocating to Copenhagen for a new chapter in my life.

The salary would probably be around 20k DKK net monthly at the beginning, (I can make a bit more with bonuses, it's a customer service position) so not huge for Copenhagen from what I understand, but there seems to be growth potential over time... and I want to take the risk since I don't really have good options in Spain.

I’d honestly appreciate any realistic advice:
housing, budgeting, areas to live since I'm gonna work in Østerbro, daily life, things you wish you knew before moving to Denmark, etc.

Thanks a lot!

Hi everyone,

I’m an Australian currently looking into the possibility of relocating my family to Denmark in the next few years and hoping to get some honest advice from people already living and working there.

We’re a family of 4 with 2 young kids, so lifestyle is a pretty big factor for us. We’re trying to find somewhere with a good mix of

• coastal
• family friendly
• good schools/community
• reasonable work opportunities

We have done some research but definitely open to suggestions. A few things I’d love some insight on:

• How realistic is it to find English-speaking roles in these industries? My wife and I would learn Danish in preparation though.
• Are there particular companies/recruiters that are good for internationals?
• How hard is it getting established without fluent Danish initially? More specifically for my kids who are still young.

If it assist, I currently work as a Project Manager and would likely be looking for roles in Joinery / Fitout / Ceilings & Partitions / Shopfitting. My wife is a high school teacher.

Thanks heaps 

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So back in 2017-2019 on DR ramasjang there was a ident with something like white screen and then some objects started breaking or something like that. I dont remember it that much but i know for sure there were a lot of things that were like being destroyed. I remember watching it at like 10pm maybe earlier. Im really trying to find it to just see it once again but i couldnt find it despite looking for it for quite good time.

Please help me find it