City and housing

Have you moved to a new city? On this page, we have gathered content that helps you with practical matters and settling into your new study city and accommodation. So you can concentrate on your studies and student life. We help you get off to a good start.

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Your guide to settling into your new study city.
What is housing benefit (boligstøtte), and how do I get it?
Did you know that as a student, you may be able to get support to pay your rent without it affecting your student grant (SU)? Here is a guide to what housing benefit is and how you can apply for it.
Find the perfect student accomodation and avoid the housing pitfalls
Get concrete tips on how and where to search for student accommodation, how to avoid being deceived, and what rights you have according to the Danish Tenancy Law.
The practicalities of moving to Denmark
You must have so many questions relocating to a new country. The practical side is just one of the aspects of moving, but it can be quite a big step. We want to give you the best opportunities to make the transition a pleasant one.
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Home Insurance

It can be a challenge to make ends meet as a student on a tight budget. Therefore, some may choose to forgo insurance altogether, which puts all your belongings in your home at risk. It is a risk not worth taking, as accidents and damage to items, electronics can happen to anyone – and it just gives peace of mind to be well insured.

As a student member of IDA, you can get Home Insurance for 0 kr. throughout your studies + 1 year after graduation.
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Navigating student life in Denmark

Navigate the unique challenges and opportunities of living in Denmark with this series. Perfect for students, professionals, or anyone wanting to experience Danish culture, this guide offers essential insights and practical tips.

 

The Danish Rent Act FAQ

Get answers to the most important areas of the tenancy law that may affect your situation when you move into your own home. When you have a contract in hand, it is good to have a basic knowledge of the tenancy law – this also ensures against disputes and, in the worst case, fraud.

The rules of tenancy legislation are complicated and in many areas not always transparent. The rules can be difficult for most people to understand and handle in practice. This FAQ informs you about a number of issues that are relevant to you as a tenant.

The FAQ is a guide so that the landlord and tenant can find information about what is generally applicable – as a basis for seeking further information or advice where needed.
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When you have your housing situation under control

When you have your housing situation under control, you can start focusing on other important things. You can fully concentrate on your studies, and you can start exploring your new study city.

At IDA, our professional career advisors can help you with almost everything related to your career dreams during and after your studies. As a student member of IDA, you are also fortunate to have access to over 2000 events annually throughout Denmark – and there is guaranteed to be something for you in your study city