Documents required for registration

Documents for CPR number

You must complete the online Entry Application for a CPR number online if you will be residing in Denmark and have not previously been registered  (If your municipality cannot be chosen in the form, please contact the municipality directly).

You need to bring or upload the original documents mentioned below to the online Entry Application:  

_{Only original or authorized translations in English/German/Scandinavian languages are accepted, and certificates from some countries need to be apostille certified.}

• Passport or national ID with photo (must include your place of birth)
• Proof of your social security number from your home country
• Proof of your current address in Denmark (e.g. rental contract, letter from landlord)
  You need to document that you have housing from the day you register and minimum one month ahead.
• Original marriage certificate (if you are married)
  Please remember to bring your marriage certificate, even if your partner is not accompanying you.
• If applicable, divorce certificate/death certificate (widow(er))
• If applicable, documentation for changes of name
• Original birth certificate(s) of accompanying children
• If applicable, any documents concerning legal custody for accompanying children
• Personal ID of accompanying children
• The receipt you get from your registration online. 

Please note: All accompanying family members including children must register in person.  

Tax registration

Researchers (postdocs and above) can opt to be on the researcher’s tax scheme. If you are on this scheme, you do not need to register with the tax authorities. Your HR supporter at the university has done the registration for you. 

PhD studens and other staff members on the ordinary tax scheme need to register with tax:  

• Fill in Tax form 04.063 to apply for a tax card and attach:
  • Employment contract and invitation letter
  • Work or residence permit / EU residence certificate
  • Copy of passport or ID card

Documents for EU residence 

You must bring the following to your appointment with SIRI to get your EU residence document:

• A completed application form OD1 or receipt for submitted OD1 online form
• Your original passport and / or your national ID card (must include your place of birth)
• Birth certificate (only applicable if your place of birth is not stated in your passport)

Each individual family member must fill in their own form OD1 – incl. accompanying children.

You must attach the following to your application:

• Work contract or Declaration by the Employer (Appendix A in form OD1)
  Please note that the contract/invitation letter or Declaration by the Employer must be signed and dated and cannot be more than 60 days old = it must be signed and dated maximum 60 days before the event. Contact your HR supporter to have an updated version of the contract before the day of registration, if it is older than 60 days.
• Documentation of sufficient funds (if not employed in Denmark)
  You need to enclose documentation of sufficient funds, e.g. transcript from your bank account, employment contract from home, scholarship or other means. The transcript must indicate the amount, the currency, your name and must not be older than 2 weeks when you apply.
  The documentation must be in English, German or a Scandinavian language.

Please note: All accompanying family members including children must register in person.  

If you are accompanied by spouse/partner 

If you are not married, you cannot register as accompanying family unless certain conditions are met. However, you may come based on other conditions of residence. Read more about how to register accompanying partner and children

Documents for CPR number

You must complete the online Entry Application for a CPR number online if you will be residing in Denmark and have not previously been registered (If your municipality cannot be chosen in the form, please contact the municipality directly).

You need to bring or upload the original documents mentioned below to the online Entry Application:    

_{Only original or authorized translations in English/German/Scandinavian languages are accepted, and certificates from some countries need to be apostille certified.}

• EU residence document from The Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI)
• Passport or national ID with photo (must include your place of birth)
• Proof of your current address in Denmark (e.g. rental contract, letter from landlord)
  You need to document that you have housing from the day you register and minimum one month ahead.
• Original marriage certificate (if you are married)
  Please remember to bring your marriage certificate, even if your partner is not accompanying you.
• If applicable, divorce certificate/death certificate (widow(er))
• If applicable, documentation for changes of name
• Original birth certificate(s) of accompanying children
• If applicable, any documents concerning legal custody for accompanying children
• Personal ID of accompanying children
• The receipt you get from your registration online. 

Please note: All accompanying family members including children must register in person.  

Tax registration

Researchers (postdocs and above) can opt to be on the researcher’s tax scheme. If you are on this scheme, you do not need to register with the tax authorities. Your HR supporter at the university has done the registration for you. 

PhD studens and other staff members on the ordinary tax scheme need to register with tax:  

• Fill in Tax form 04.063 to apply for a tax card and attach:
  • Employment contract and invitation letter
  • Work or residence permit / EU residence certificate
  • Copy of passport or ID card

Documents for CPR number

You must complete the online Entry Application for a CPR number online if you will be residing in Denmark and have not previously been registered (If your municipality cannot be chosen in the form, please contact the municipality directly).

You need to bring or upload the original documents mentioned below to the online Entry Application:    

_{Only original or authorized translations in English/German/Scandinavian languages are accepted, and certificates from some countries need to be apostille certified.}

• Your residence and work permit
• Passport or national ID with photo (must include your place of birth)
• Birth certificate (only applicable if your place of birth is not stated in your passport)
• Proof of your current address in Denmark (e.g. rental contract, letter from landlord). 
  You need to document that you have housing from the day you register and minimum one month ahead.
• Original marriage certificate (if you are married). Make sure to bring your original marriage certificate as well as authorised translations (if required). If you do not have the original certificate, it may delay or even prevent your registration. 
  Please remember to bring your marriage certificate, even if your partner is not accompanying you.
• If applicable, divorce certificate/death certificate (widow(er))
• If applicable, documentation for changes of name
• Original birth certificate(s) of accompanying children
• If applicable, any documents concerning legal custody for accompanying children
• Personal ID of accompanying children
• The receipt you get from your registration online. 

Please note: All accompanying family members including children must register in person.  

Tax registration

Researchers (postdocs and above) can opt to be on the researcher’s tax scheme. If you are on this scheme, you do not need to register with the tax authorities. Your HR supporter at the university has done the registration for you. 

PhD studens and other staff members on the ordinary tax scheme need to register with tax:  

• Fill in Tax form 04.063 to apply for a tax card and attach:
  • Employment contract and invitation letter
  • Work or residence permit / EU residence certificate
  • Copy of passport or ID card