Vigtig | important info
DU SKAL VIDE | YOU SHOULD KNOW
Det er vigtigt at du sørger for at have en indboforsikring, undersøg det med dine forældre om du er dækket af deres.
Forsikring er nødvendig i tilfælde af tyveri eller ulykke, og vi anbefaler, at den studerende er forsikret af en bolig- og familieforsikring med forlængelse af familiens ansvar.
Da kostskolen er en offentlig institution kan den ikke dække elever.
ENGLISH
It is important that you make sure you have insurance, check with your parents if you are covered by their family protection insurance.
Insurance is necessary in case of theft or accident and we recommend that the student is insured by a home and family protection insurance with family public liability extension.
As the boarding school is a public institution, it cannot cover students.
Vi værdsætter et stærkt og konstruktivt forhold mellem kostskolen og vores elevs forældre/værger. Forældre/værger er altid velkomne til at kontakte kostskolen, hvis du/I har spørgsmål. Personale
ENGLISH
We value a strong and constructive relationship between the boarding school and our student’s parents/guardians. Parents/guardians are always welcome to contact the boarding school if they/you have questions. Staff
Hvis du er dansk statsborger er du automatisk dækket ift. læge, sygehus, tandlæge ol.
ENGLISH
When you live in Denmark, you need to apply for a so called yellow card. Your yellow health card (sundhedskort in Danish) entitles you to medical treatment in Denmark. The yellow health card shows your name and address, your CPR number and the name and address of your doctor. The card is proof that you can receive medical treatment in Denmark, Greenland and the Faroe Islands.
NEW IN DENMARK – how to apply for yellow card
You need to book a time with the Danish Ministry of immigration and Integration (SIRI) ->>Book and appointment with SIRI
According to the “EU rules on free movement”, citizens of the EU/EEA and Switzerland are free to enter Denmark to work or to look for a job. If you are planning to be here for six months or less, you do not need a residence permit. However, if you plan to work in Denmark for three months or more, it is advisable to register immediately and apply for a CPR number (Danish social security number).
EU citizens are nationals of Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus (only from the Greek Cypriot area), Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, the Netherlands, Ireland, Italy, Croatia, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, the Czech Republic, Sweden, as well as Germany, Hungary and Austria.
EEA citizens are nationals of Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. If you come from Norway, however, the regulations for Nordic citizens apply.
The same rules apply to Swiss nationals as to EU/EEA citizens.
Visit SIRI’s website, fill out the application, and book an appointment
On SIRI’s website, you can see on what basis you can apply for a residence permit and fill out the application. After you have completed the application, you submit it personally to SIRI after having booked an appointment online.
https://www.nyidanmark.dk/
Telephone number: (+45) 7214 2000
Telephone number for EU nationals: (+45) 7214 2004
Lifeindenmark.dk is part of the common public portal in Denmark called borger.dk.
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Lifeindenmark.dk is the English site/content of borger.dk. It has its own URL so that the content can be marketed directly to the target groups of foreigners who come to Denmark to work. You can read more in the information link below.