How to Get Your TV Packages in Denmark (2025)
Want Danish or international channels? Here’s how to choose cable/fiber/satellite or go streaming-only, compare the biggest providers, and set everything up in Denmark.
Overview: Danish TV landscape
🇩🇰 Danish channels
DR1/DR2, TV2, TV3, Kanal 4/5, and regional stations. Some are free via antenna; most require a package or app.
🌍 International
BBC, CNN, Eurosport, Discovery, and kids’ channels in English/German—available via provider bundles or streaming add-ons.
🎬 Streaming
Netflix, Disney+, Viaplay, Max, Amazon Prime, DR TV, TV2 Play and more. Usually need a Danish card/address for sign-up.
Your options: TV packages & streaming
📡 Cable/Fiber TV
Delivered by YouSee, Waoo, Norlys/Stofa etc. Choose a fixed package or pick-and-mix channels. Often bundled with internet.
🛰️ Satellite TV
Good for wide international line-ups (e.g., Viasat). Requires a dish and receiver; installation can be arranged by the provider.
📱 Streaming-only
Cheapest and most flexible. Combine apps for movies, series, and sports. Needs stable broadband and a smart TV/Chromecast/Apple TV.
Major providers in Denmark (2025)
🧩 YouSee
Biggest provider; flexible channel packs and solid app. English support available. yousee.dk/tv
⚡ Waoo
Fiber TV and very fast internet; TV box and streaming combos. waoo.dk/tv
🛰️ Viasat
Satellite packages with sports and movies; broad international selection. viasat.dk
How to sign up & set up
📍 1) Check availability
Enter your address on provider sites to see if cable/fiber is available—or consider satellite/streaming.
🪪 2) Prepare details
Have your Danish address, CPR, and payment method ready. Many providers offer English-language customer support.
📦 3) Install
Self-install kits are common; technicians can visit for cable/fiber. Satellite needs a dish. Streaming just needs the app and login.
How to cancel or change
📆 Notice period
Most TV contracts need ~1 month’s notice; some bundles run 6–12 months. Streaming can be cancelled any time in your account.
🔁 Switching provider
Time your switch for the contract end. Ask the new provider to help transfer and bundle TV + internet for discounts.
📮 Return equipment
Providers supply labels or pickup for set-top boxes/routers. Keep proof of return to avoid fees.
Tips & legal basics
🗣️ English content
International channels are widely available, and most foreign shows on Danish TV are subtitled—not dubbed.
🏷️ No TV license
The old DR license is included in regular taxes (no separate registration/fee).
🛡️ Stay legal
Avoid pirate streams/IPTV lists. Use official apps and provider services—piracy is enforced against in Denmark.
Useful links
Related guides on exploringdenmark.com
🌐 Get Internet in Denmark
Fiber, cable, and mobile broadband. Read more
🎥 Streaming in Denmark
How to use Netflix, Disney+, TV2 Play, etc. Read more
🏆 Watching Sports
Best ways to see football, F1, cycling and more. Read more
📰 Danish News & Radio
News sites, TV/radio, and podcasts. Read more
Frequently asked questions
💳 Do I need a TV license in 2025?
No—DR funding is part of taxes now. No separate payment or registration.
🗣️ Can I get foreign-language channels?
Yes. Providers offer English/German/French packs; check channel lists for your area.
📱 Is streaming only enough?
For many households, yes. Combine a few apps and add sports if needed. You can cancel anytime.
📦 How do I return a TV box?
Your provider will send instructions/labels or arrange pickup. Keep the receipt.
🤝 Can I bundle TV and internet?
Most providers offer bundle discounts; ask about combined TV + fiber deals.
📜 Typical contract length?
Cable/satellite often 6–12 months; streaming has no minimum period.
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