International House Appointment (2025)
Book an International House appointment in Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense, or Aalborg to handle CPR registration, EU residence, tax card, MitID, and newcomer services.
Overview: What International House does
🏢 One-stop for newcomers
Register CPR, apply for EU residence certificates, get a tax card, and receive practical guidance in English.
🗺️ Where it exists
Major centers in Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense, and Aalborg. Some cities have smaller welcome desks.
✅ Appointment required
You must book online and arrive on time with the right documents.
🗣️ English-friendly
Staff provide help in English and Danish; forms and signs are bilingual.
How to book an appointment
Book online (city links)
Copenhagen • Aarhus • Odense • Aalborg
When to book
Aim 2–3 weeks ahead. New student/worker waves make late summer and January extra busy.
No slots?
Check daily for cancellations. If urgent (job start, enrollment), contact the office for advice.
What services are offered?
CPR & health card
Register your CPR and receive your yellow card by post later.
EU residence
EU/EEA/Swiss citizens can apply for the EU certificate needed before CPR.
Tax & MitID
Get a tax card and guidance on MitID/NemID and SKAT procedures.
Documents to bring
Passport/ID
All: valid passport (or national ID for EU/EEA). Non-EU: residence permit approval.
Work/study proof
Employment contract or university admission/enrolment documents.
Address evidence
Rental contract or housing confirmation showing your Danish address.
Tips & what to expect
Be punctual
Arrive ~10 minutes early; missed slots usually mean rebooking.
Bring originals
Have originals + copies. Digital files are helpful but may not replace originals.
Families
Adults book separate slots. Children can often register with parents—check the booking notes.
Useful resources (official & city)
International House CPH
Other cities
Yellow card
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Moving to Denmark checklist
Get your yellow card
Tax card & refund
Find housing
Frequently Asked Questions
🚪 Can I walk in?
No. You must book online; walk-ins are typically not accepted.
👨👩👧 Do families need separate slots?
Each adult needs their own booking. Children can often register with a parent.
🗂️ Which documents?
Passport/ID, proof of address, work/study documents, and (for non-EU) residence permit.
📆 How soon after arrival?
Aim to register within a few days of moving if you will live, study, or work in Denmark.
🧮 Tax card & MitID together?
Often yes—International House offers coordinated services or guidance.
🗣️ English support?
Yes. Staff speak English and can help with forms and requirements.
📨 Lost confirmation?
Log in to the booking site or contact the office to retrieve your details.
📍 Is there one in every city?
No. The main centers are in CPH, Aarhus, Odense, and Aalborg.