tl;dr I need to get a CPR and I want to know if my friends' apartment is big enough for all 3 of us. Where can I find the regulations/rules about that?
I just got a job offer and I am preparing my documents to get my CPR (woohoo!!). Along some other things, I saw that I need a residency in order to get my CPR. I called SIRI for some clarifications and they told me I can add the address of my friends who already live in Denmark, with the only condition that the apartment complies with the regulations, and 3 people (my friends and I) can live there.
I thought it is something trivial and I can search for a couple of minutes and figure that out, but I cannot find any resource on that matter. My friends think it's fine and their apartment is big enough, but I don't have a concrete answer so far.
Could anybody help me with that and tell me which are the regulations/rules about the size of the apartment?
Does it have to do with the square meter, the amount of extra rooms, or something else? I am in the dark here.
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The original was posted on /r/denmark by /u/grode23 at 2024-02-07 21:16:20+00:00.
Solid_Personality489 at 2024-02-07 21:51:20+00:00 ID:
kpe747jI used to work for copenhagen commune, registering foreigners moving into apartments etc, and here is the rule: 2 people pr room, but if it doesnt seem suspicious, you can get away with more. When working with this, we had online access to how many people living in each place blabla. So if it’s 5 people in a 2 room apartment, that’s like fine. If it’s 10 people in 2 rooms, they will ask for more information, and for you to clarify who actually lives there, with proof from the landlort
1397_1523 at 2024-02-08 06:28:04+00:00 ID:
kpg98o0Just adding to this: it’s regulated in lov om boligforhold § 14, stk 1
Tarianor at 2024-02-08 05:32:52+00:00 ID:
kpg3r4aI hope the owner won't be that shitty. ;)