Char McKay's 10 money saving hints for life in Denmark
Get inspired by Char McKay's 10 hints on how to save money when living in Denmark.
1. Get a CPR card.
2. Find affordable housing in Denmark through word of mouth
3. Know your grocery stores and learn the prices of everyday items
4. Get a bike
5. Carry a map
6. Use klippekorts when traveling on public transport in Denmark
7. Learn to read Danish (at least survival level)
8. Know which restaurants in Copenhagen have great-tasting entrees for under 100 kroner
9. Get into events and museums for free
10. Swap tips with other expats and share your knowledge by posting your comments here.
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