Visiting Denmark
Entry requirements, visa information, and travel guide for Denmark
Denmark is a Schengen Area member. Whether you need ETIAS, a Schengen Visa, or nothing at all depends on your nationality.
About Denmark
Denmark is known for Copenhagen's cutting-edge design culture, the historic Tivoli Gardens, and a cycling-friendly lifestyle that defines daily life across the country. The Danish concept of hygge -- a focus on coziness and well-being -- has become world-famous.
Denmark serves as a gateway to Scandinavia, with easy connections to Sweden and Norway. Note that Greenland and the Faroe Islands, while part of the Kingdom of Denmark, have separate travel rules and are not part of the Schengen Area.
Entry Requirements for Denmark
- EU/EEA citizens Travel freely with passport or national ID. No visa or ETIAS needed.
- Visa-exempt nationals (US, UK, Canada, and others) currency}).
- Visa-required nationals currency}). Submit your application at the embassy of your primary destination.
Currency & Money in Denmark
Denmark uses the Danish Krone (DKK) and has an opt-out from the Euro. Denmark is one of the most cashless societies in Europe — card payments (including contactless) are accepted nearly everywhere. MobilePay is the dominant local payment app. ATMs are available but you may rarely need cash.
Stay Connected in Denmark
Skip the roaming charges and avoid searching for a local SIM card. Set up a Saily eSIM before your flight — activate in seconds from your phone. Plans start at $1.99.
- Works across all Schengen countries
- No physical SIM card needed
- Activate instantly from your phone
Cities in Denmark
Travel Questions about Denmark
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Prepare for Your Trip to Denmark
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