Hi All,
I'm Vijay, i have got my Green visa. Planning to visit Denmark for 2 weeks for residence permit stamp. Could you please let me know,
1. If i can stay there for 2 weeks and come back again after few days to get my CPR num ?
2. OR is CPR num mandatory to be applied irrespective of my number of days stay ?
3. I would like to relocate only after 8-9 months from now, if so, what exactly am i expected to do during my first visit to Denmark?
4. where can i get info on temporary accommodations.
Any help in answering queries is much appreciated.
Many Thanks
Vijay
Planning to visit Denmark for 2 weeks
vijay_1900
16 September 2013 14:16:26
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David
17 September 2013 11:45:33
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Hi Vijay,
Welcome to expat-blog!
I suggest you to read some some information found on the following link; http://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-us/coming_t … a/visa.htm you might find some useful information.
Posting an advert in the Housing in Denmark section can be of great help. Give it a chance. 
Please don't hesitate to participate on the Denmark forum if you have question or need help. 
Regards,
David.
vijay_1900
17 September 2013 18:51:17
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Hi David,
Many thanks for the reply . I did get useful info on the accommodation, however i would really appreciate if i could get some more clarity on these points,
PS: I already hold Green card work permit visa (stamped last week)
1. Planning to visit this year-end or Jan 1st week, and If i can stay there for 2 weeks is it really mandatory to get my CPR num ?
2. Else can i get my CPR num once i relocate say in 7-8 months from now ? because right now i do not want quit my current job.
Thanks again!!
Vijay
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