Denmark is a very attractive country to live and work in for foreign expatriates, in fact Denmark takes the lead over seven other European countries. This is the overall conclusion of a survey conducted among foreign professionals living in Denmark. There is a thriving international community around Copenhagen. To mention a few, Rotary International Club, the Danish-American Business Forum, the American Club and the British Business Luncheon Club are natural centers for socializing for business executives. KUKS arrange numerous large-scale social and cultural activites.
Most embassies have their own social and cultural activities.
Relocation service can be anything from organizing work permits, briefing on taxation conditions, home search conditions, finding the right school and playgroup, receiving advise on bank products, insurance, etc. The introduction of the family to social clubs, leisure activities and other expatriate families in Denmark has high priority, as well as caring for more personal needs such as contact to doctors and specialists. The main principle underlining the Danish Health Care System is to give the same good quality of care to all its citizens regardless of economic standing. In accordance with this, health care is provided free of charge to all citizens and residents. This cost is financed by taxes.