You can find housing on these resources:

• takecarebnb.org/en
• icanhelp.host
• host4ukraine.com

During the application you will be provided with accommodation by the Immigration Office unless you find your own housing (e.g., family).

When you are granted temporary protection, the state (the municipality) will provide housing. Initially the housing can be temporary because of capacity problems. The municipality is required to assign housing – no application needed.

The Danish Immigration Agency decides in which municipality Ukrainian citizens will have to live if they have not previously had another residence permit in Denmark.

If you have been offered a job by the Danish Immigration Agency during your case, you must send a copy of your employment contract to the agency. This may affect which municipality you will be offered to live in.

You can rent privately. For more information on housing in general, you can contact the citizen service here or the immigration Office.

You can also contact Red Cross Denmark here or Lastivka (Ukrainian association in Denmark) here.

You can find housing on these resources:

• takecarebnb.org/en
• icanhelp.host
• host4ukraine.com

You can use services like airbnb to find a place to stay.

EU4UA is a platform for finding housing in Europe together with other Ukrainians

A new roommate search function has been launched on the EU4UA platform.

Renting housing with other people will allow:

• save money by sharing housing costs with other people;
• have a greater choice of housing;
• to find friends, expand the network of social contacts and feel supported in a new country.

Go to the platform via the link.

You will have to register your permanent address at the citizen center in the municipality with your CPR number, which you will be granted from the Immigration Office.