Some practical suggestions for studying in Denmark:

1. How to apply for a monthly pass?

There are two types of monthly passes:

One , it is a free monthly pass FLEXCARD, which can be used by anyone, and can be purchased directly at the DSB ticket office;

Secondly, for a monthly pass that can only be used by yourself, prepare a one-inch black and white or color photo to DSB You can apply for it at the ticket office (you need to fill in your detailed residential address), and the monthly pass is valid for 30 days. At the same time, you can obtain maps, bus timetables, train timetables and other related travel information about Danish cities for free at any DSB ticket office.

2. Denmark emergency telephone number?

Emergency telephone number (including fire, theft and emergencies) 112

3. How to apply for a yellow card?

Students who have arrived in Denmark will receive a yellow card after about 2 weeks through application or through the school. The yellow card is actually a free medical insurance card with your current residential address and personal doctor on it. address, phone number and CPR number. The CPR number is the most important. This is equivalent to the Chinese ID card number and is the ID in this country. Everyone will have a number after arriving in Denmark (except for tourism). This number will remain unchanged no matter how your visa is changed, renewed or changed in the future!

The yellow card is very important, be sure not to lose it , please replace it as soon as possible after losing it. The CPR number can be used for all your actions in Denmark, such as opening a bank account, applying for a free reading certificate at the city library, registering for a student ID card at school, including purchasing a mobile phone, etc.

The more important thing about the yellow card is the address! Denmark is a country with very tight personal control. Everyone has a fixed address, which is registered on the yellow card. Every time you move, you must go to the local city hall to replace the yellow card in time. The yellow card number after replacement will remain unchanged, and the doctor and address will be changed to new ones.

Your residential address is very important in Denmark because all official correspondence will be mailed directly from the address shown on your yellow card. For example, letters from your bank, letters from the phone company, tax cards, etc. Some people ran away from school midway and looked for another apartment, but did not change their addresses. Many letters from the city hall or banks were not received.

So when renting a house, we all have to ask if we can leave the address. This problem generally rarely occurs. Houses rented by Danish rental companies can be rented at the address. However, there are also a few people who rent out houses for a short period of time, single rooms, but they cannot stay at the address. This kind of renting is very risky, and it will be a lot of trouble if the police discover you.

If you change your residence, the first thing you need to do is to go to the municipal government of your new place of residence to apply for a yellow card replacement. The procedure is very simple and free of charge. Secondly, go to the post office immediately and ask them for a change of address card! Many people don’t know this, but it is very useful! You can get free services from the post office. Fill in your old address and new address there, and within 3-6 months, the post office will forward all your letters mailed to the old address to the new address! This prevents letters from being lost! This service is free, but please Ask at the post office and fill in the card under their guidance!

4. How to apply for a bank card and credit card?

After you obtain the CPR number, you can go to the local bank to apply for one bank card. Most bank account openings and monthly services are free, but some banks such as BG-BANK charge 10 crowns or more per month for special accounts, so be sure to ask in advance when choosing a bank and opening an account. TOLL.

It should be noted that all banks in Denmark do not allow foreign currency deposits. Some people who were new to the country didn't understand the situation and didn't clear it at the bank. They used U.S. dollars to deposit, and then they converted all the money into krona according to the exchange rate. They later regretted it because the price of buying U.S. dollars was lower than selling it. The current price of U.S. dollars is not high, so it is more cost-effective to keep it at home than to exchange it for U.S. dollars at the bank. Various banks have safe deposit boxes for rent, which can store valuables and cash. The rent is low and there is insurance.

The service charges of each bank are different, please go to your local bank for specific inquiries.

Bank cards are very important. A good bank can help you automatically pay bills and other free services in the future. If you go to the post office or take a receipt to the bank to pay the bill, you will be charged about 15 crowns for the procedure. cost.

After you apply for a bank card, you can apply for a credit card. You need to pay a handling fee of 150 kronor per year, but there is no handling fee when you use the credit card to make purchases on the machine. The handling fee is as per Danske Bank's standards, that is, the standards of your account opening bank. Remember, it is best to keep a copy of your credit card before you travel and remember all the information so that you can report the loss promptly if it is lost.

If you know the specific name and author, they will also collect a subscription for you from the nationwide network of libraries. Just go online for free. No identification is required, just write down your name and you are good to go.

There is a library on the pedestrian street in the center of Copenhagen. It is the largest public library in Denmark. There are many books here covering various fields. I believe you will definitely be able to find the books you need here. First You need to bring your passport and yellow card to the library center, and the staff will register relevant information for you and enter your information. There is no limit to the number of books you can borrow at one time, but they must be returned within one month. The language categories involved are also quite wide, especially some English books, which can be found here. You can check the name of the book you want to borrow on the central computer server, and you can see all the relevant information about the book, including whether it is still in stock. The magazines here cannot be borrowed and can only be read in the center.

Things to note when borrowing books: It is best not to exceed ten books at a time, and they should be kept properly.

Borrowed books must be compensated for the corresponding losses if they are damaged, and they must be returned within the time limit, otherwise they will be recorded in your borrowing information and may not be used for your next borrowing.