IT Contracting in Denmark

A FREE guide for IT Contractors and Anyone else Moving to Denmark to Live and Work

by an IT Contractor in Denmark

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Getting In

Finding a job
Getting past immigration

The Basics

Housing
Car
Child care and Schooling
Language

Food and Shopping

Food
Shopping

Media and Telecoms

Telephone Landline
Internet
Mobile Telephone
Television
Newspapers, Books and Magazines
Your own Domain and Website

Finances

Personal Banking
Business Banking
Foreign currency exchange
Pensions
Mortgages
ShareDealing

Taxes

Ways of Working
Personal Taxation

General

Danes and Denmark
Socialism
Getting Out
About Me

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Telephone Landline

The network is all managed by TDC, the Danish national provider, so you will probably come into contact with them especially if you need a new line to your home or an old one reactivated.  Brace yourself for the price of activating a line to your home and that's even if they don't actually have to visit your house, but once in it all seems to run efficiently.

There are other internet and telecoms providers, and the same as other countries, there are always deals, one of which might be just right for you.  I'm with Cybercity as they do unmetered national calls, and for 10kr a month extra really cheap calls abroad, a handy saving for a foreign Contractor who calls abroad a lot.  But you might prefer TDC since they have a good deal going if you take out their cable TV with Broadband, and that seems to offer the best choice of TV channels here.  All comes down to what you want.

For phoning abroad more cheaply you can also buy discount phone cards at places like the post office.


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