The CPR number (Central Person Register) is a 10-digit personal registration number assigned to every resident in Denmark. It is essential for daily life—from accessing healthcare, filing taxes, and opening a bank account to signing employment contracts.
The CPR number consists of 10 digits:
Thanks to this structure, the CPR number is unique and clearly identifies each person in Denmark.
Having a CPR number is both an obligation and a major convenience. It is required for:
If you are coming to Denmark to work, the CPR number is one of the first documents you must obtain. Without it, you cannot get a tax card or legally start employment. The process may take up to 4 weeks, so it is recommended to begin as early as possible.
We advise which documents you need to prepare ,
We assist in completing and submitting the application
We support you in communication with authorities
We ensure the whole process is smooth and efficient
Every person living, working, or studying in Denmark must obtain a CPR number to access public services and meet tax obligations.
The procedure usually takes around 4 weeks after submitting all required documents, though the timeframe may vary depending on the office and personal situation.
Most often: a passport or ID card, an employment contract, or a document confirming the purpose of your stay.
Yes. Without a CPR number, you cannot obtain legal employment, a tax card, or healthcare services.
Yes, but many people choose professional assistance to avoid mistakes and speed up the process.
Without a CPR number, you cannot access many essential services—from healthcare to taxes and banking. Operating without a CPR number may result in high tax penalties.
Do you want to start your life in Denmark quickly and smoothly? Use our assistance in obtaining your CPR number, and all the formalities will be handled without unnecessary complications.
