Important Information About Denmark
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Capital
Copenhagen Time zone Denmark is on Central European Time (UTC +1) for part of the year and Central European Summer Time (UTC +2) for the rest of the year. Click here for the current time in Denmark. Connect Need to text, make calls, or access the internet while traveling? This post explains how to buy a prepaid SIM card in Denmark. |
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Electricity
230V, 50Hz, Type C / Type E / Type F / Type K Get the Ceptics World Power Plug Adapter Travel Set for your trip to Europe! Country code +45 |
Emergencies: Ambulance 112 | Fire 112 | Police 112
Holidays
Some businesses and government offices may be closed on public holidays in Denmark. Public services and transportation schedules may also be affected.
Entry
The IATA Travel Centre portal can tell you if you need a visa to enter Denmark or if your passport is sufficient. If you do need a visa, the portal will direct you to the official application site.
Language
The official language of Denmark is Danish. Want to learn the language before you go? Find a teacher on italki.
Money
Denmark's basic monetary unit is the Danish krone (DKK). Click here for current exchange rates from XE.com.
- The Local has a great post on who to call and what to say when you have an emergency in Denmark.
Holidays
Some businesses and government offices may be closed on public holidays in Denmark. Public services and transportation schedules may also be affected.
Entry
The IATA Travel Centre portal can tell you if you need a visa to enter Denmark or if your passport is sufficient. If you do need a visa, the portal will direct you to the official application site.
Language
The official language of Denmark is Danish. Want to learn the language before you go? Find a teacher on italki.
Money
Denmark's basic monetary unit is the Danish krone (DKK). Click here for current exchange rates from XE.com.
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