German citizens do not need a visa to travel to Denmark for stays of up to 90 days. For longer stays, a visa must be applied for. This can be done online through the Danish Embassy. For more information on the exact requirements, please visit the official website of the Danish Immigration Service.
Copenhagen Airport (CPH) is the largest and best-connected airport in Denmark. It offers numerous international flights and good connections to other cities such as Aarhus and Billund. Furthermore, the airport is well equipped with transport options like trains and buses that lead to various destinations.
The local currency in Denmark is the Danish Krone (DKK). Credit cards are accepted everywhere, and it is advisable to carry some cash for smaller shops or markets. Additionally, many stores can accept mobile payments via apps like MobilePay, making payments easier.
Travel insurance is not mandatory but highly recommended to cover unexpected costs. Routine vaccinations are necessary, but no special vaccinations are required for Denmark. Bring your European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) to access medical services.
European driver's licenses are valid in Denmark. Be sure to adhere to traffic rules and check local regulations. In Denmark, you must always wear a seatbelt, and some roads require tolls. Offroad travelers should use all-terrain vehicles to explore nature.
In Denmark, you can buy SIM cards at supermarkets, convenience stores, or directly at the airport. Providers like Telia and 3 offer affordable options. Be sure to compare the rates to make the best choice for your stay and data requirements.
