Welcome to Denmark's Relocation and Schools page
The isbi Schools Directory Guide To The Top International Schools And Private Schools in Denmark
Relocate to Denmark
If you want to work, seek family reunification, or stay in Denmark longer than 90 days (e.g. for study purposes), you should apply for a residence permit. This applied for at the Danish Embassy in the UK before moving, requiring proof of job, funds, or family ties. A link below takes you to the site to complete your CPR application.
Before You Go
- Gather Documents:
Ensure your passport is valid, and be prepared to authenticate documents (translations, legalizations).
- Customs:
Declare personal property with the Toldstyrelsen (Danish Customs Agency) to potentially exempt items from duties. Link Here
Once You Arrive
- Register Address (CPR):
Register your move with your municipality within five days to get your CPR number (civil registration number). For CPR registration Link Here
- Get MitID & NemKonto:
Order your electronic ID (MitID) Link Here and set up a NemKonto (a specific bank account for public payments). Link Here
- Tax Card:
Get a tax card from Skat (Danish Tax Agency). Link Here
- Housing:
Be prepared for high deposits in cities like Copenhagen; consider buying second-hand items.
- Transportation:
Biking is key; learn rules and get a bike locally. A car is useful outside major cities.
For more details visit here:
https://denmark.dk/working-in-denmark
Denmark has a tradition of Private Schools with substantial government subsidies.
Small Independent Schools (Friskoler): These schools are typically located in rural districts. They follow their own educational approaches and often have smaller class sizes.
Large Independent Schools (Privatskoler): These schools are found in urban districts. They also receive government financing and offer diverse educational programs.
Religious or Congregational Schools: Some private schools have religious affiliations, catering to specific faith communities.
Progressive Free Schools: These schools emphasize innovative teaching methods and student-centered learning.
Schools with Specific Educational Aims: Examples include Rudolf Steiner schools, which follow the principles of anthroposophy, and German minority schools.
Immigrant Schools: These schools serve immigrant communities and provide education in various languages.
THE BEST INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS AND BEST PRIVATE SCHOOLS & COLLEGES IN DENMARK
Please see below for a full list of private schools and colleges in Denmark, one of the best being:
Copenhagen International School
Levantkaj 4-14, 2150 Nordhavn, Copenhagen, Denmark 2150 Tel: +45 39 46 33 00
Private School (Fee Paying), Co-Educational, 3-19 Years, Day School
Vision: Educating champions of a just and sustainable world.
Mission: Learning to build community. Copenhagen International School will develop the potential of each learner by offering educational excellence in a stimulating environment of cultural diversity and mutual respect
Other Top International Schools And Private Schools & Colleges In Denmark
Some of the best International schools and private schools and colleges in Denmark a top-tier, world-class day and boarding single-sex and mixed education for boys and girls include:
North Zealand International School
Kolding Gymnasium Hfkursus ib School