International Citizen Service

There is a lot to take care of when you arrive in Denmark as an employee or job seeker - from paperwork and practical issues to questions about where to network with other interntionals and Danes.

International Community and the other organizations at International Citizen Service (ICS) aims to make the process as easy as possible by gathering the most important authorities in one place.

The ICS offers help with residence permits and registration certificates, tax card, social security number as well as with personal guidance on job seeking, Danish courses, the Danish tax system and more.

ICS is run by Work in Denmark in Aarhus.

Address (show on Google Maps)	Opening hours
International Citizen Service Aarhus Åboulevarden 31, 1st floor 8000 Aarhus C Telephone: +45 72 22 33 75 The telephone is open Monday-Thursday 8:30-15:30 and Friday 8:30-15:00. E-mail: west@icitizen.dk	Thursday 13:00 - 17:00 Friday 9:00 - 13:00 Summer closed in weeks 28, 29, 30.
Citizens from Aarhus, Viborg, Syddjurs, Struer, Horsens, Silkeborg, Ringkøbing Skjern, Randers, Odder, Norddjurs, Ikast-Brande, Favrskov, Herning, Skive, Skanderborg Municipality can visit International Citizen Service in Aarhus in order to have their CPR number and health card issued. There are also ICS offices in Copenhagen, Odense and Aalborg. Visit www.icitizen.dk for more information, addresses, telephone and opening hours.

Meet International Community at ICS

You can meet International Community at International Citizen Service on Thursdays and select Fridays. Here we will assist you with practical information on living and working in the Aarhus area, the Jutland region and Denmark. You will also get an introduction to our events, seminars and our weekly newsletter.

Get face-to-face assistance with your applications

• Residence permit for non-EU citizens
• Registration certificate for EU citizens (important information below)
• Tax card
• Social security number (CPR)
• Health insurance card

Get personal guidance

• Job seeking in Denmark
• Finding a job for your partner
• Student jobs for international students
• Danish courses
• The Danish tax system
• Registration of foreign vehicles

Get information

• Living and working conditions in Denmark
• Authorisation and approval of professional qualifications for regulated professions
• Study and career counselling
• Accommodation
• Schooling
• Day-care for children
• Network and social activities in your area

Authorities present at ICS

• Work in Denmark
• The Danish Immigration Service
• The Danish Tax and Customs Administration – SKAT
• The regional state administration
• Citizens’ Services of Aarhus Municipality

Information for EU citizens

If you are an EU citizen and need to apply for a Certificate of Registration we suggest that you print out The Application of EU Residence Document and fill in what you can before you visit International Citizen Service. This will save time at the International Citizen Service, as well as giving you the opportunity to familiarise yourself with the process before your meeting with a representative of the State Administration for Central Jutland.You must submit your application in person. This also applies to accompanying family members. When you come to the International Citizen Service, bring:

• Your passport
• A passport photo
• Proof of address in Denmark (rental contract, letter from landlord etc.)

Note that depending on your family situation, there might be further documentation you need to bring to the International Citizen Service. Before you come to International Citizen Service, please make sure that you have read the following website, where you will get additional information to your questions: http://www.icitizen.dk

The story behind ICS

International Citizen Service is an initiative based on International Community's former One Stop Shop. This service was a cooperation between International Community and SKAT (the Danish tax agency), The Regional State Administration of Central Denmark and Citizens’ Services Aarhus. Together we initiated the first One Stop Shop service in Denmark including all three public partners.