You can vote in the European Parliament elections in Denmark if you apply for it
As an EU citizen in Denmark, you can choose whether you want to vote in the elections in Denmark or in your home country. It is optional if you want to vote in the Danish elections. If you want to vote in the elections in Denmark, you cannot vote in the elections in your home country.
On the election day, you must be at least 18 years of age and registered as a permanent resident in Denmark in the Central Register of Persons (CPR) in order to vote in the Danish elections.
If you want to vote in the elections in Denmark, you need to apply for it. You must fill out the attached application form and send it to the municipality where you live.
The municipality must receive your application by Monday, 6 May 2024.
Instead, the deadline is Monday, 13 May 2024, if, from Monday, 29 April through Monday, 6 May 2024, you either:
- have moved to Denmark,
- have reported a move to your new municipality or
- have become a citizen of one of the other EU countries.
Your municipality will notify you if your application has been granted. Your home country will be notified accordingly.
Applications submitted after the above deadlines cannot take effect for the European Parliament election on 9 June 2024, but not until the 2029 election.
How to send your application as secure mail
You must send your application to your local municipality, i.e. the "kommune" where you live. You can send secure (encrypted) mail to your local municipality with your MitID at Lifeindenmark.Borger.dk:
Chose Digital Post > log in with MitID > Write new message > Click "Choose authority" > Choose "Municipalities" > Choose your municipality as recipient > If a subcategory is required, choose ”Borgerservice”, ”Øvrig post til Borgerservice” or a similar category > Attach your application form.
