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Tenancy laws differ between countries, making it important that you are aware of your rights as a tenant when you move to Denmark.

Tenancy law is complex and often impenetrable for both the landlord and yourself as the tenant. There are also significant differences between different types of lease and even between municipalities. This means that as a tenant you may find it difficult to predict potential conflicts, disagreements, and areas where doubts may arise. It may also be difficult to understand which rights apply to your situation.

In cases of conflict, disagreement or doubt, it is generally a good idea to get in touch with Lejernes Retshjælp - this helps to safeguard you against unforeseen costs and unpleasant surprises.

As a tenant, you may experience here-and-now problems regarding your lease, your lease agreement, etc. Lejernes Retshjælp can act as your safety net, to protect you against the headache that the complicated Danish tenancy legislation could give you. Our core aim is to provide you, the tenant, with the correct assistance and guidance, to make you feel that you are in safe hands with us.

Members enjoy, among other benefits, free legal advice regarding:

  • lease contract terms and conditions
  • rent amount
  • moving in/moving out (occupation/vacation)
  • maintenance
  • other relevant issues

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If you have any questions in relation to the above, please feel free to contact us during our telephone hours.

If you are employed as an expat, your company may be able to help you. If you are an international student the university has the same facilities to help and guide you.