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Cost of Living in Copenhagen, Denmark

Hygge capital. Excellent work-life balance, cycling culture, growing tech scene.

Currency
DKK (kr)
English Level
Excellent
Healthcare
Public

Rental Prices in Copenhagen

1-Bedroom Apartment
kr11,800 - kr20,400
per month
2-Bedroom Apartment
kr15,600 - kr27,200
per month

* Prices shown are second-hand rental market rates, typical for expats.12 neighborhoods tracked. Source: Official government housing statistics.

Monthly Living Costs

Groceries
kr3,000
Transport
kr430
Utilities
kr2,050
Dining Out
kr1,650

Utility costs based on Eurostat Energy Statistics.

Popular Neighborhoods

Nørrebro
Multicultural and trendy. Street food, nightlife, diverse community.
15 min metro•kr14,200+/mo
Vesterbro
Meatpacking district turned hip. Boutiques, cafes, excellent restaurants.
10 min bike•kr15,400+/mo
Østerbro
Upscale residential. Parks, families, near the waterfront.
15 min bike•kr16,500+/mo
Frederiksberg
Elegant independent municipality. Gardens, zoo, upscale living.
15 min metro•kr15,900+/mo
Christianshavn
Canal district near Christiania. Charming, alternative, waterfront.
10 min metro•kr14,800+/mo
Indre By
Historic city center. Shopping, culture, expensive but central.
5 min walk•kr17,700+/mo

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Relocation Costs

Up to 3 months deposit. First month rent due upfront.

Typical deposit: 3 months rent

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Data last updated: January 2026•View methodology

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