The Nordic countries include Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands.
If you are from another Nordic country, you must bring your Nordic personal number.
A Nordic person can be registered in one country only. When you have notified the Citizen Service Centre of your move, the civil registration agency in the country from which you have moved will be informed that you are now registered in Denmark.
In some countries, you must report your move to the local civil registration office before leaving the country.
If you are from a EU or EEA country (except the Nordic countries), you must bring your residence permit as well as the identifications papers that are applicable to your case, including relevant marriage and birth certificates.
Your registration can only be completed if you have a permanent address and if your stay will have a duration of minimum three months. You can apply for a residence permit at the State Adminsitration (Statsforvaltningen).
If you are a citizen of a country outside the Nordic Region, EU and EEA, you must bring your residence permit as well as the identifications papers that are applicable to your case, including relevant marriage and birth certificates.
Your registration can only be completed if you have a permanent address and if your stay will have a duration of minimum three months. You can apply for a residence permit at the Danish Immigration Service (Udlændingestyrelsen).