How do I import a car from UK to Denmark?

The process of importing a vehicle to Denmark has four main steps:

1. Apply for a permit to drive a foreign registered vehicle in Denmark.
2. Carry out an ordinary technical inspection and a customs inspection.
3. Register the vehicle with SKAT.
4. Pay registration tax and any applicable customs duties and VAT.

How much does it cost to import a car into Denmark?

The costs of importing car to Denmark usually averages out to about 180% of the value of the car. That is not a misprint – average is 180%.

Can you bring your car to Denmark?

If you own a vehicle which has been registered in another EU-country, you may bring the vehicle to Denmark without paying VAT if it has done more than 6.000 kilometres and is more than six months old. Customs duty and VAT are normally charged on vehichles imported from non-EU countries.

Can UK cars drive in Denmark?

Yes. You can legally drive in Denmark with a full and valid UK driving licence.

How do I register a car in Denmark?

Here is what you do:

1. Log on to E-tax (TastSelv) using NemID.
2. Select ‘Motor’ (Motor) and ‘Motorregistret’ (Register of Motor Vehicles).
3. Select ‘Registrering’ (Registration) and ‘Privat ejer/brugerskifte’ (Private change of ownership/user).
4. Enter registration or vehicle identification number.

How long can I drive my car in Denmark?

185 days
If your stay in Denmark it is not expected to exceed 185 days, you may drive a foreign-registered vehicle during your stay in Denmark. You must always bring documentation for the duration of your stay with you while driving (for example a copy of your employment contract).

How much is tax on a car in Denmark?

The registration tax applied to new cars in Denmark is value-based and amounts to 85% of the car’s taxable value up to DKK 197,700 (€26,500), and 150% for the value above, according to the ACEA 2020 Tax Guide.

How do I import a car to Denmark?

Five steps to importing a vehicle

1. Before you import a vehicle.
2. Have your car or motorbike inspected.
3. Request a valuation from the Danish Register of Motor Vehicles or via a private valuation business.
4. Pay registration tax.
5. Register your vehicle in the Register of motor vehicles and buy new number plates.

Can I drive a foreign car in Denmark?

If you stay in Denmark less than 185 days within a 12-month period, you may drive a vehicle with foreign number plates without having to pay Danish registration tax. You need to pay tax in your country of residence. If you reside in several countries, we may decide your country of residence.

Is car insurance mandatory in Denmark?

In Denmark all cars must be covered by compulsory third party liability insurance, which covers injury and/or damage that may be caused to other people or their property. By law, all vehicles must have liability insurance before they can be registered.

Can I work in Denmark after Brexit?

UK nationals, work and travel in Denmark after Brexit: what has changed? The Brexit transition period ended on 31 December 2020 and UK nationals are now subject to a new regime for work and travel.They can remain in Denmark legally as previously while their applications are being processed.

Is there a ferry from UK to Denmark?

The only direct route from the UK to Denmark is Immingham to Esbjerg with DFDS. There are six crossings per week with each crossing taking approximately 18 hours.Alternatively, you can get to Denmark by using other eastern UK port links to Europe and then driving north through Europe.

How much does it cost to get a drivers license in Denmark?

In Denmark, a driver’s license costs 10,000 DKK, which is $1,552. The process for obtaining a driver’s license in Denmark is fairly standard, though expensive. The cost includes theory lessons and a theory test, as well as driving lessons and a driving test.

Can a tourist buy a car in Denmark?

Non-resident foreigners can buy a new car which is not registered (without number plates) in Denmark for export. Non-registered cars in Denmark are among the most inexpensive in Europe. Foreigners who can prove that they are staying in Denmark for less than a year, can buy a vehicle without paying the registration fee.

How do I know if my car is registered in Denmark?

First check out the inspection report for the car at www.tjekbil.dk, where you can get plenty of information on the car including registration number and last inspection date, taxes paid on the car and if the car has been stolen, etc..

What is green tax Denmark?

Green vehicle tax means that you pay tax according to the fuel consumption (km/l) of the vehicle.

How do I deregister my car in Denmark?

Deregistering vehicles
You can deregister your vehicle by handing in the number plates to a number plate provider or to one of the offices of the Danish Motor Vehicle Agency. The police can confiscate number plates if: the vehicle weight tax has not been paid on time.

Is Denmark European country?

Along with Norway and Sweden, Denmark is a part of the northern European region known as Scandinavia.The country’s capital, Copenhagen (København), is located primarily on Zealand; the second largest city, Århus, is the major urban centre of Jutland.

How do German license plates work?

German license plate start with one to three letters for the city code where the car is registered in. It is generally an abbreviation like B on behalf of Berlin, M on behalf of Munich, K on behalf of Cologne.The Lufthansa Union City code always starts with an ‘H’, such as ‘HH’ for Hamburg and ‘HB’ for Bremen.

Are cars in Denmark expensive?

As you can see, it can be very expensive to buy a car in Denmark. However, if you are looking for a smaller, environmentally-friendly vehicle, you might be able to buy a car in Denmark that is a good value.

Why are cars so expensive in Denmark?

Road tax, fuel, insurance and maintenance all contribute to the high costs of running a car in Denmark.