I am
freelance building engineer from Czech Republic. I moved to Odense in
Denmark for one year and in this blog you can follow my experience
with this northern viking country. I will write about buildings,
culture and differences between Czech Republic and Denmark. So enjoy
my blog spots :o).
I moved to
Denmark a few weeks ago. First what I needed was CPR number and
residence permit.
CPR number
is an identification number of every person in Denmark who lives here
for more than 3 months.
Similar number in Czech Republic is called "Rodné číslo" but these are generated differently. In Denmark CPR-number has wider use than "Rodné číslo". CPR-number is used for the whole communication with authorities. Process of gaining the permit and CPR-number was very fast, it took around one hour. So now I have two identifications numbers.
Similar number in Czech Republic is called "Rodné číslo" but these are generated differently. In Denmark CPR-number has wider use than "Rodné číslo". CPR-number is used for the whole communication with authorities. Process of gaining the permit and CPR-number was very fast, it took around one hour. So now I have two identifications numbers.
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| First visit of Odense centre |
