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When you are moved to Denmark How to Start a Daily Routine in Denmark?

Are you new to Denmark and looking for inspiration on how to start a daily routine in a new country? Here, we have compiled a range of advice and tips on how to settle in more quickly after moving to Denmark.

It can be challenging to adjust to a new country and establish a routine. Everything is new and unknown, and you may have left family and friends behind in your home country. As long as you're open to trying new things, there are good opportunities to establish a routine and make new social connections.

Engage with the Local Community

A great way to get a new routine going is to explore social activities in the local community. No matter how big or small the city you reside in, there is always something happening in the community that might interest you. There might be a local running club, sports association, or music school where you live. Explore the possibilities and find something that aligns with your current interests.

There might even be a gathering place for internationals, where you can learn more about various initiatives. If you find it daunting to approach the local community on your own, you might consider teaming up with another international resident. This way, you are in the same boat, which can feel more secure.

You shouldn't see language barriers as a challenge. Most Danes speak English to some extent and will view it positively when you want to become part of the local community.

Start a Hobby

Whether you are studying or working in Denmark, it is advantageous to sign up for a leisure activity. In addition to getting out among others and making new acquaintances, it helps to improve your language skills. You learn a new language faster by speaking with other people. Although it may feel intimidating at first, remember that you will get better over time.

Perhaps you have always dreamed of diving into a new hobby or activity. It could be anything from handicrafts, gymnastics, dancing, and winter swimming to learning to play a new musical instrument or joining a cooking club.

Participate in Online Courses

To learn the Danish language, it would be beneficial to enroll in an online Danish course. The advantage of an online course is that you can participate in the instruction from the comfort of your living room via Teams. At A2B, we offer various Danish courses tailored to your needs and preferences. You can also choose to study Danish on your own if you prefer a more flexible approach. This is ideal, for example, if you are studying or going to work daily.

As a newcomer to Denmark, you are entitled to free Danish education. You should contact the municipality where you live to get a referral to a Danish course. If you are unsure how to sign up or approach the whole process, feel free to contact us.

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