Visiting Denmark
Useful links for when you visit Denmark.
From time to time, the Danish Association of the Physically Disabled (DHF) gets enquiries from tourists, who are unsure of what to do, when travelling with a disability.
As such, we do not engage in issues relating to tourism. However, we acknowledge that travelling with a disability in Denmark may be challenging, and that useful information may be hard to find. For this reason, we have gathered a list of links, which we hope may help answer your questions.
Please notice, that these links are merely offered as a service, and that DHF is not responsible for the content of the links, as these may be subject to change by the respective service providers.
Copenhagen Airport disability service
Copenhagen Airport offers travellers with disabilities a range of services, such as a special lounge to relax in before departure.
Transport and Disability in the EU
Nice to know about transport and reduced mobility in the EU.
If you cannot find what you are looking for on these websites, we recommend that you contact the local tourist office at the location you plan to visit.
For International students
If you have a disability and plan to study in Denmark, we recommend that you contact the specific institution, in which you wish to enroll.
Support The Danish Association of the Physically Disabled
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Support The Danish Association of the Physically Disabled
Husk at skrive CPR-nummer, så sørger vi for at indberette beløbet til SKAT