Please make sure you are updated on all the latest packing and security regulations.

For staying in Denmark during both spring and autumn semesters you should bring the whole specter of clothes. Bring heavy boots, scarves, gloves and warm clothes for the cold months like November, December, January, February and March. Bring light spring and summer clothes and a cardigan for the rest of the year and most importantly be prepared for rain all year round. See also the section “Weather and Clothing.”

In Denmark, the electric current is 220 volts AC (50 Hz). If you live in a country with an electric current that is different, bring a converter for hair dryers, shavers, etc. You might also need a two-pin adapter for the socket.
Students have recommended that North American students should be told not to bring electrical hairdryers, shavers, etc. A hairdryer can cheaply be bought for as little as DKK 200. This may be cheaper than the price of a converter.

If it is convenient. bring a bike and/or some biking equipment if you plan to bicycle in Denmark, as the main form of transport for students in Copenhagen is a bike.

Take also your laptop with you obviously. You may also consider taking a portable printer, which can be of use in some exams.

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