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Unless you are accustomed to Nordic cuisine, I highly recommend you prepare to cook almost every meal (unless, of course, you find it in you to pay 30-40 USD for each meal out). Where I lived, I had a kitchenette in my room, a shared floor kitchen, and a large building kitchen for bigger parties. I stocked up on groceries through Too Good to Go bags, weekly grocery lists, seasonings I brought from home, and supplemental items from Asian grocery stores. To be very honest, I ha

For your visa, you have two options: Travel to your nearest CPH Embassy (for me it would've been SFO) prior to study abroad for biometrics scans This will be the substantially pricier option, including travel costs and additional shipping costs for the scans to go to CPH Wait until you arrive in CPH to do your biometrics While still a couple hundred dollars, this option is much cheaper since you can do it while in CPH Travel concerns? If you hold a US passport, you will have

There are many options for internet plans in Copenhagen. Some students will recommend Lycamobile, but I had friends who were never able to use their Lyca Danish numbers to call, and the customer service was quite poor. Personally, I opted for a Lebara physical sim card since my phone supports dual physical-esim. My plan was 59 dkk a month and included: 50 GB of danish data Unlimited text in Denmark 10 hours of calls in Denmark 2 hours of international calls 10 GB of internati

Copenhagen is truly a beautiful city, and their urban planning is one to be amazed by (if you get a chance, do check out the Danish Architecture Center - it's entertaining for all ages, but especially interesting for those interested in architecture, design, or urban planning). In Copenhagen, you will have many means of transportation: Bikes (Swapfiets monthly rentals, Donkey Republic/Lime per-ride rentals) Bus Metro Local S-Trains For all public transport, you can choose bet

If you are lucky enough to be staying at base camp here are some very important things I think you should know. When you move in You will only have a mattress and the bare bones furniture, meaning you will need a pillow and bedding. There's a storage downstairs in the basement to store your luggage or bulky items. If you need to buy anything: Kvicky (5 min walk) Netto & Fotex are near DR Byen metro station (~8-10 min walk) Amager Centret (~10-12 min walk), near Amagerbro metr