Citizen in Denmark - Ny i Danmark

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PRACTICAL INFORMATIONTelephoneTelephone boxes are to be found in manypublic places. Here you can use coinsor a special pay card, which is availablefrom newsagents and post offices.All local areas have their own telephonedirectory which is distributed to allhouseholds. In addition to telephonenumbers, it contains a good deal of practicalinformation about your municipalauthority, the emergency doctor service,the police, associations, museums, amap of the local area and the “yellowpages” which provide information onlocal businesses.You can also find telephone numbersby calling “directory enquiries” on 118,or by logging onto www.degulesider.dk, www.krak.dk or www.eniro.dk, forexample.152
Places to find more informationInternetwww.borger.dkA complete overview of state, regionaland municipal authority informationand self-service options. In Danish.www.finfo.dkInformation about Danish society in anumber of languages. Here you can alsofind a list of ethnic and cross-culturalassociations in Denmark.www.denmark.dkInformation about Danish society in English,German, French and Spanish.www.workimport.dkInformation about seeking employmentin Denmark. In Danish, English,German, Swedish and Polish.www.workindenmark.dkInformation for foreign knowledgeworkers about living and working inDenmark. In English.www.studyindenmark.dkInformation about living and studyingin Denmark. In English.Telephone1881 - here you can get help to findrelevant public information regardingDanish society, authorities or self-serviceoptionsService in Danish and EnglishIf you are calling from abroad, youneed to dial: 70 10 18 81Your local libraryYour local library can help you findinformation and information searches.Most libraries have their own computersthat provide Internet access forinformation searching.Your municipal authorityYour municipal authority is the first steptowards gaining a foothold in Danishsociety. Here you can seek help andadvice about housing, education andemployment.At www.kl.dk, Local Government Denmark’s(KL) website, you can find municipalauthority addresses, website ande-mail addresses, telephone numbersand a great deal more.Factsheet DenmarkA series of information sheets withgeneral information about Denmark’shistory, politics economy, culture, etc.in English, German, French and Spanish,which can be obtained from thefollowing link:www.um.dk/da/servicemenu/Publikationer/DanmarksinformationPaaAndreSprogYou can also obtain them bycontacting:Udenrigsministeriet (the Danish Ministryof Foreign Affairs) Asiatisk Plads 21448 Copenhagen KTelephone: 33 92 08 89E-mail: ke@um.dkPRACTICAL INFORMATIONYou can also contact KL on 33 70 33 70to obtain this information.153
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Welcome as a new citizen in Denmark
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1GEOGRAPHY AND POPULATION
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Representative democracyDenmark is
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HOW THE COUNTRY IS GOVERNEDThe supr
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Society founded on the rule of lawH
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Denmark and the worldGreat trust in
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Nordic passport-free zoneIf you are
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A s ylumENTRY AND RESIDENCE IN DENM
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Duration of residence permitENTRY A
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4NEW CITIZEN IN DENMARK
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Danish and social studies for adult
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“When you speak Danish, it opensa
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NEW CITIZEN IN DENMARKDeclaration r
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NEW CITIZEN IN DENMARK• You must
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Renting or owningRented accommodati
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You are entitled to a tenancy agree
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Subletting and exchangingapartments
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Joint expensesResident democracyIf
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Cleaning and refuseAs a tenant, you
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InsuranceMovingTheft, fire and wate
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Family and societyFamily life and p
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Separation and divorceA spouse who
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Birth preparationsYou can go to ant
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Children looked after outside the h
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My son developed alarge vocabulary
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FAMILYThe body and sexWhether or no
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Help for children and families with
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Life for the elderlyActive elderlyE
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When life comes to a closeDeath cer
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Learning is a life-long processGene
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Primary and lowersecondary schoolMu
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“It’s important to attendparent
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SCHOOL AND EDUCATIONBoth sexes have
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The frequency and duration of schoo
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Outside school hoursAfter-school ce
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SCHOOL AND EDUCATIONpal primary and
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Special courses for adultsAll level
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Adult vocational training (AMU)Shor
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8EMPLOYMENT
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EMPLOYMENTTraining and workIf you h
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