Regaining your driving licence in Denmark after disqualification, known as 'generhvervelse af kørekort', involves a structured process determined by the nature of your disqualification (conditional or unconditional). This page guides you through the general requirements, including the mandatory 'kontrollerende køreprøve' (controlling driving test) and potential additional education. The process typically begins with the specific decision from the police or court, leading to an application at your local municipality, followed by fulfilling test requirements overseen by Færdselsstyrelsen.

If you are a resident in Denmark and have brought a foreign-registered vehicle into the country, you are legally required to import and register it with Motorstyrelsen. This process involves a technical inspection, valuation for registration tax, and obtaining Danish number plates. You must complete these steps within 30 days of establishing residency in Denmark or importing the vehicle to avoid penalties. Using MitID and accessing Motorregistret are essential for managing this procedure.

Exporting a vehicle from Denmark involves a structured process with the Motor Vehicle Agency (Motorstyrelsen) to ensure legal deregistration and eligibility for a registration tax refund. This guide outlines the essential steps, from initiating a valuation request to surrendering your number plates and submitting the final documentation. You will need to use your MitID to access the Motorregistret portal for most online interactions.

If you are a resident, student, or worker in Denmark and wish to drive a foreign-registered vehicle, specific rules and permissions apply. This guide outlines the process to determine if you need to register your vehicle in Denmark or obtain special permission from Motorstyrelsen. You will need your MitID for digital applications and access to Digital Post for official communication. Compliance is essential to avoid penalties and daily fees.

Changing vehicle ownership in Denmark involves updating the official Motorregistret records following a sale or purchase. This ensures the correct individual is registered as the owner and legally responsible for the vehicle. Both parties, the buyer and the seller, play a role in this process and must typically use their MitID for digital authentication. The buyer is responsible for completing the re-registration within four weekdays to prevent the seller from incurring continued tax and insurance liabilities.

This guide details the process for professional drivers in Denmark to obtain a digital tachograph driver card. The application typically involves using MitID via the official Færdselsstyrelsen portal or Borger.dk. Ensure you have a valid Danish driving licence and a compliant digital photo ready before starting the application, as these are critical prerequisites for a successful submission.