How much money (in Cash) Can I carry when travelling to Denmark as a student for the first time?

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How much money (in Cash) Can I carry when travelling to Denmark as a student for the first time?

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There are some limitations on the amount of cash you can carry while travelling to a particular countries, do anybody can help me to know what about the Denmark?

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honestly your best bet is to put it on a debit card that won’t charge an arm and a leg to withdraw in Denmark. While Denmark is a safe country, carrying around large amounts of cash is just asking for trouble

1. Megan S on November 30th, 2008 at 11:59 am
$15,000 US is the most one can carry.

2. SEAN J on November 29th, 2008 at 2:19 pm
With the risk of loss and theft, you’re better off having your bank up your ATM limits. Instead of carrying cash pull out the maximum amount from your ATM when needed. While the bank will likely charge you a small fee each time, you’ll get a better rate than you can get at the airport or around town.

3. Al on November 28th, 2008 at 4:28 pm
There is no limit, however, amounts to increase 10.000,00 â‚¬ need to be declared at customs upon demand.

Information on the obligation to verbally declare cash and precious
metals or stones when travelling within the EU
Failure to verbally declare cash and precious metals or stones is punishable by a fine
What are my obligations?
Travellers leaving the Federal Republic of Germany for an EU Member State or entering from another EU country must verbally declare cash and precious metals or stones with a value of â‚¬10,000 or more when
prompted to do so (this obligation is set out in Section 12a (2) of the Zollverwaltungsgesetz (Customs Administration Act)). The obligation to make a verbal declaration upon demand also applies even if you are
in transit.

4. LaFeeFan on November 25th, 2008 at 7:37 am
â‚¬15,000 after which you can still carry it but need to register/claim.

5. Sanmigsean on November 23rd, 2008 at 8:32 pm

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