Relocation and moving

If you move and change address, you must report the move to the municipality no later than 5 days after you change residence. If you do not report your move in time, you may be fined.

Do you want to change doctors in connection with your move?

It is free to change doctors, as long as the choice of doctor is made at the same time as your notification of moving to the municipality's population register. If you wait to make your choice of doctor, you will be charged a fee. 

How do I report my child moving?

A child, like adults, must be registered at the address where they stay most of the time. This also applies if you, as parents, live separately, and regardless of which of you is the residential or contact parent.

If your child moves home with the child's other parent, the parent with whom the child will live must notify the child of the move. Log in with your MitID and select "I am moving a non-resident child/children home to my address".

Children aged 15-17 can also report moving themselves with their own MitID. 

How do I report moving abroad?

If you are staying abroad for more than six months, you must register as an expatriate before leaving. If you move to either Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland or the Faroe Islands from Denmark, you must report the move in your new municipality of residence. 

Move your address abroad here or change your previously registered foreign address.

If you move abroad for less than six months, you can keep your Danish population register address if you do not borrow or rent out your home. 

Read more about relocation at borger.dk or on departure for more than 6 months.