Outdoor training is something that can suit practically everyone, of course with a small reservation when it comes to factors such as extreme cold in winter, and not least the pollen season for those who suffer from allergies. At the same time, it is often possible to use both forests, …
Most people in Denmark may seem too cold and assuming which makes it hard to break through with getting a new friend. It is not so often that Danish people will open up to a conversation with you. If you are someone used to the warmth of interacting with others …
As much as the economy and politics in Denmark are largely stable, this has not taken away the uncertainties that people face in everyday life. There is always a possibility of losing a job, being unable to meet daily needs, injury at work, or inability to care for children. Denmark …
On the face of it, Scandinavia doesn’t match our typical ideas about a region worth migrating to. It doesn’t make it to global headlines all the time, it has a tiny population, and frankly, most of us really don’t really know much about the place. When we think of migration, most …
When new to Denmark, dating can be one interesting way to beat the challenges in the new environment. As a foreigner, dating means more than just socializing or developing intimacy. It is therapeutic as the partner becomes someone close with whom to share the anxieties, worries and fulfillment. Remember, when …
The fertility rate in the Scandinavian countries is low – so low that we feel obliged to educate you new expats in the art of making babies, so you can make an effort contributing to the Scandinavian gene pool. People from all around the world are traveling to Denmark for …
Sweden is the land of beautiful landscapes, picturesque lakes, and thousands of coastal islands. This Scandinavian nation is known for its high employment rate and favorable social security benefits that make the quality of life here better than elsewhere. Sweden, like other countries in that area, is considered stable, strong, …
This is a guest post from Fredrick Awino, an expat living in Denmark. We are proud to publish his experiences, views and advise for newcomers to Denmark and possibly also Scandinavia. Enjoy… Thinking about moving to Europe-Scandinavia Growing up in the Suburban village in Kenya, I always entertained this peculiar …
When we think of Norway, the images of beautiful fjords come to mind immediately. Indeed, Norway is a stunning Scandinavian country and one of the best places to live in the world. Like Denmark and Sweden, Norway is among the nations with the best quality of life. Their social security …
The first ECDC STI surveillance report shows data on five common STIs across 30 countries in Europe, with that being Chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, congenital syphilis, and lymphogranuloma venererum (LGV). The report had demonstrated that the incidence of Chlamydia has been increasing in all but four countries, whereas syphilis and gonorrhea …
If you’re heading to Sweden any time soon, there are some things you must know about Swedish healthcare. The country’s healthcare facilities and resources are centred mainly around the concept of sustainability and equal access for all. The country’s healthcare system is outstanding and usually ranks good due to its …
As a newcomer in Denmark and worried about which city to live in, the auxiliary services available, attractions, and other forms of social services, then Aarhus city should be the right choice for you. The city of Aarhus is administered by the semi-autonomous Aarhus Kommune, which is responsible for most …
Whichever part of the world you’re residing in, healthcare is an essential concern. The state of Denmark realizes the importance of healthcare, and hence, provides free public healthcare for all its citizens and residents. The central government supervises the healthcare system. However, the responsibility of the provision of services falls …
Norway is part of Europe, which is noted to have the best healthcare systems collectively in the world. Its hospitals are funded by taxation, and healthcare is founded upon the principle of Universal Healthcare. The system is run by a set of four Regional Health Authorities (RHA), which are carefully …
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