Guide to newcomers
It can be overwhelming to be new in a city. But don’t worry – Campus Kolding has created an overview of EVERYTHING you need to know as a newcomer to Kolding.
Christmas traditions in Denmark
Danish Christmas is all about creating cozy moments and celebrating togetherness. Whether it’s tasting “æbleskiver” for the first time, learning about “julefrokost,” or joining in the fun of “julekalender” traditions, there’s so much to explore and enjoy.
Let us guide you through some of the most cherished Christmas traditions in Denmark and how you can celebrate the season here in Kolding.
Take a look at our Christmas guideREGISTRATION IN DENMARK
To ensure a legal stay in Denmark, there are several steps for non-Danish citizens to consider and remember. Such as CPR number, NemID, bank account and so on.
The rules for entering Denmark may vary depending on where you come from.
Learn more about your situation here
Now I'm registered - then what?
There are many practical things you need to be aware of once you have registered, such as health insurance, driver’s license, taxes, and so on.
We have gathered an overview of all the most important information, so you are ready to live in Kolding!
Practical information to newcomersLIVING EXPENSES
The cost of living in Denmark will of course vary according to personal requirements and standards. We have gathered all the estimates, tips and tricks you need to know about living expenses in Denmark.
You can also find a budget from another international student.
Tips, tricks and advice for living expenses in Denmark
Learn Danish
In Denmark we speak Danish, and even though the Danes are generally good at speaking English it is an advantage to learn Danish.
You can take Danish classes basically for free, as well as participate in language cafes.
Where can I learn Danish in Kolding?Find a community
Kolding is a city full of volunteer communities!
Whether you're into sustainability, music, creativity, or just getting to know new people, you can find it all.
Find it here!
