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Integration
Information guide
Tax
Legal issues
Housing
Rented accommodation
Cooperative housing
Owner-occupied housing
Searching for housing
Finding a job
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New Citizens

Housing

There are many different options when looking for a new home in Denmark. How relevant each option is for you will depend on where you are located geographically, how long you are planning to stay, whether you are here with your family or by yourself, and of course your economic situation.

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In this section of the guide you will find the answers to many of the questions you might have regarding housing, such as: Where can I search for housing? Can my municipality help me find an apartment? Am I allowed to own a house in Denmark?

Rented accommodation
('Lejebolig')
Cooperative housing
('Andelsbolig')
Owner-occupied housing
('Ejerbolig')

The Ministry of Integration has a detailed introduction to housing in Denmark in their publication 'Citizen in Denmark'. Among other things, the publication explains tenancy agreements, rights and duties, deposits, subsidies and other aspects of rented accommodation.