There is a lot to take care of when you arrive in Denmark as an employee or job seeker. International Citizen Service (ICS) is there to help.

Christmas in Denmark for Expats

Sports clubs are a good way to make new friends, meet the locals and expand your network. It is also a good way to have fun and enjoy physical actitivity!

If you want to get social with the Danes, clubs and associations make the best surroundings for just that.

Moving up the ladder of the Global Competitiveness Index (GCI), and as of one of the world’s 10 most attractive countries to do business, Denmark now ranks as number 8 in a new report released by the World Economic Forum for 2011.

Are you an Expat living in Copenhagen and do you want to learn more about the Danish culture, society – anthropology and ethnography, why the Danes are the way they are and immigration law in an educative but less official atmosphere?

Sustainable city, Future city, Eco-friendly.... What comes to mind when you hear these words We are not just talking about going Green, we are leading in practicing Green

Are you living and / or working in the Triangle (Trekant) area of Denmark? If so, you may be interested in a new and innovative way of getting informed about your municipality and the others making up the Triangle Region in Denmark.

Not only does the month of August means going back to school and work for most it is also a month where a lot of sensory experiences take place. No matter which region you find yourself in in Denmark there is definitely something to experience.

Once again CPH Volunteers invites Expat in Denmark members to join in voluntary fun - here is what you can do.