12 things you should know about Danish lifestyle | by Joana Santos

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  • čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
  • Hey guys !!!
    I have collected the 12 things you should know before moving to Denmark. Hope you guys enjoy the video and find it useful.
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Komentáře • 32

  • @lisselottechristiansen1779

    My wonderful Denmark that I left 50 years ago😊❤

  • @ItsTinyee
    @ItsTinyee Před rokem +1

    Wow one number for all and free healthcare sounds lovely 😊

  • @sleni5501
    @sleni5501 Před 3 lety +8

    Very honest and correct video about living in Denmark. I think that it's important to mention WHY people from other countries remark that its expensive to live here. As you mentioned education, health care and a lot of other services is "for free". But... It´s not for free...you actually pay for these services everytime you buy something. Almost every time you buy something or a service you pay 25% tax on the price. You don't feel it, because its "in the price". If you buy a meal, and the restaurant want 100 DKR (Danish currency) in their pocket, they have to charge you 125 DKR. So 25 DKR is paid from the restaurant in TAX. Also the wage for the waiter is heavily taxed. If the waiter expect to have a monthly wage of 10.000 DK in his pocket every month, the restaurant has to pay him maybe 16.000 DKR, because he needs to pay 6000 DKR from it in tax. Because of that the restaurant need to have that in mind when they price their food. So actually...many of the services Denmark is known for is "for free" is actually pays by those who works and those who buy thing or services :-) But it is a great system which we are proud of. Everybody helps to sustain to great way of Danish living!

  • @madhav5396
    @madhav5396 Před rokem +1

    You really deserve more subscribers and a little better of improvement which as a viewer I can't figure out but you can, nice video about denmark, thank you

  • @mathiaskbstedmejersrensen9419

    nice video, but you should try go to the west coast there is a lot windier.

  • @muhammadsiddiq2745
    @muhammadsiddiq2745 Před rokem

    Nice

  • @sohan3286
    @sohan3286 Před rokem

    Love

  • @margaridasantos2774
    @margaridasantos2774 Před 3 lety +1

    Thanks for the advice! Love watching your videos!

  • @thorsrensen1679
    @thorsrensen1679 Před 3 lety +5

    The small towns in central Jutland are not as expensive to live in as Copenhagen is

  • @SingaporeChannel2017
    @SingaporeChannel2017 Před 2 lety

    Sound fantastic😻

  • @alcafo17
    @alcafo17 Před 3 lety

    i really like see your videos^^

  • @sergiui
    @sergiui Před 2 lety

    Good job!

  • @carstenlarsen8144
    @carstenlarsen8144 Před 3 lety +2

    annoing background music

  • @jandamskier6510
    @jandamskier6510 Před 3 lety +5

    Joana, your pronunciation is actually quite good. Du udtaler dansk ganske godt.

  • @cassio2999
    @cassio2999 Před 3 lety +2

    Hi your backgrund music sounds more like foreground music

  • @imlucifer5997
    @imlucifer5997 Před 3 lety +1

    Hygge is just "Chilling" you know? everyone has it, go take a drink and some snacks sit infront of your tv or read a book and Chill (hyg)

  • @liam_lusophile626
    @liam_lusophile626 Před 3 lety +2

    Last I checked, Danes pay a combined total of taxes at about 45%. Nearly half of their income goes to the gov't. That's not free.

    • @JoanaSantos94
      @JoanaSantos94  Před 3 lety +3

      Well, that’s a perspective... In Portugal we also pay taxes, less than that yes, but if you dont have an health insurance everything is very expensive and the public system doesn’t work that well. I prefer to pay taxes that work tho. For me the danish system is actually good and it worked from me while I was living there. :)

    • @liam_lusophile626
      @liam_lusophile626 Před 3 lety +1

      @@JoanaSantos94 I'm not criticizing, just pointing out the facts. If half my money was to be taken away from me to pay for gov't programs I'd expect those services to be top-notch and efficient. If not, then I'd find another place to live, or just go private.

  • @1986Denmark
    @1986Denmark Před 3 lety +1

    Hello Joana, interesting video:-) Do you live in Denmark?

    • @JoanaSantos94
      @JoanaSantos94  Před 3 lety +1

      No, I used to live but a couple months ago I moved, I will make videos about when I feel prepared ☺️

  • @Ademuwagunmicheal
    @Ademuwagunmicheal Před rokem

    How can I secure a working visa by moving to Denmark

  • @MuhammadBilal-yx5xi
    @MuhammadBilal-yx5xi Před rokem

    Hi dear, I am considering to move Switzerland or Denmark, i am very confuse that which country I should choose, please advice me

    • @JoanaSantos94
      @JoanaSantos94  Před rokem

      I have never been in Switzerland so I can’t recommend it.

  • @olexxr8503
    @olexxr8503 Před 3 lety

    Do we eat a lot of "frikadeller" where are you living ..

    • @JoanaSantos94
      @JoanaSantos94  Před 3 lety +1

      Copenhagen and yes my danish contact were constantly talking about Frikadeller.

  • @Gert-DK
    @Gert-DK Před 19 dny

    Denmark flat? Highest mountain in the Danish Kingdom is 3700 meters high. The name is Gunnbjørn Fjeld. Highest in Portugal (Azores) is Mount Pico, 2351 meters.
    Yeah, Google is your friend. 🙂

  • @cassio2999
    @cassio2999 Před 3 lety +1

    I think the annoying foreground music should be changed with the background voice .... hallo hallo I can't hear you

  • @madhav5396
    @madhav5396 Před rokem

    You really deserve more subscribers and a little better of improvement which as a viewer I can't figure out but you can, nice video about denmark, thank you