Step-by-step guide: Citizens taking up residence in Aarhus on the basis of EU regulations
As a citizen from the European Union, Liechtenstein, or Switzerland, or as a family member to an EU citizen, you will have to follow these steps to reside in Denmark.
Important information
- get your EU residence document and CPR number the same day
If you submit and bring all relevant documentation you can obtain your EU residence document from SIRI and a CPR number from Citizen Service (Borgerservice) on the same day at Dokk1.
You must:
1. Apply for an EU residence document and book an appointment with SIRI Aarhus
2. Apply for a CPR number. Please do not book an appointment with Citizen Service.
3. Attend your SIRI appointment to get your EU residence document. They will book your CPR number appointment with Citizen Service on the same day.
PLEASE NOTE:
If SIRI is unable to issue your EU residence document at your appointment, please do not book an appointment with Citizen Service. You can book an appointment once you have received your EU residence document and have applied for a CPR number online.