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For internationals · Buying in Denmark

Buying a home in Denmark, explained in English

Answer 4 quick questions, then book your free 20-minute call.

Free · 20 minutes · Personal checklist
Alexandra Haslebo, founder of BoligKlar
Why BoligKlar exists

You shouldn’t have to figure it out alone

I’m Alexandra. For more than 10 years I worked as a housing and mortgage advisor in a Danish bank, and I helped over 1,000 buyers. The same thing happened again and again – people were left to navigate the process, and all the different players in it, on their own. Unsure who actually had their back. No one pulled the threads together for them.

That’s why BoligKlar exists – to make buying a home clear and manageable, so you can do it with calm and confidence. You stay in the driver’s seat: this is your home purchase, and no two are ever the same. I’m your partner through the whole thing, from the first dream to life in your own home.

— Alexandra Haslebo · Founder, BoligKlar

How it works

Four questions, one conversation, and a plan that’s yours

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Answer 4 questions

A minute of quick taps so I understand where you are before we talk. No sign-up, no email.

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Book a free 20-minute call

We go through your situation together – what to do, when, and why. I explain how the Danish system works.

03

Get your personal checklist

Afterwards you get a checklist by email with the steps that fit you. Things change? Book again and we adjust.

Free · 20 minutes · Personal checklist
Live session

How buying a home in Denmark actually works

Buy in Denmark, Decoded

Two hours in English. The Danish buying process from the first conversation with the bank to the keys – what happens, in what order, and why.

Monday 7 September · 19.00–21.00 CEST · Online · 275 kr

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Testimonials

What other internationals wrote after the call

I can understand now the language of the bank

Their terms and numbers, of course with my limitation of a beginner. I tried the tools on your website and it is perfect to get a little overview of what we expect – answering questions, solving doubt.

International buyer · after the 20-minute call

Thank you so much for your time, all the information, and this summary – super super helpful. I’ll get on all the different actions after holidays.

International buyer · after the summary

Thank you again for the checklist and roadmap. They are really helpful and make the process much clearer. I’ll follow your suggested steps.

International buyer · after the checklist
Free · 20 minutes · Personal checklist
Understand the bank

You’re not just applying for a loan – you’re being assessed as a risk

When you apply for financing, it’s easy to see it as one question: can you afford the loan? From the bank’s side it’s bigger than that. Banks work inside strict rules and risk frameworks, and approving the wrong loan can cost them – so one individual customer is never worth a real risk to them. The good news: that assessment follows rules you can understand. Learn what the bank looks at, prepare your finances around it, and you walk in from a position of strength instead of hoping for a yes.

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Questions

Common questions from international buyers

Why do banks treat foreign buyers as higher risk?

A bank doesn’t just ask whether you can afford the loan – it assesses how much risk you add to its books, inside strict regulation. Foreign buyers often have a shorter Danish income and banking history and less documentation the bank can lean on, so from its side there’s more uncertainty – which is why it may ask for a bigger down payment or more paperwork. It isn’t personal, and it isn’t fixed: the assessment follows rules you can understand and prepare for.

Can I buy a home in Denmark as a foreigner?

In most cases, yes. EU/EEA citizens and people who live in Denmark can generally buy on the same terms as Danes. If you don’t live in Denmark – and aren’t an EU/EEA citizen – you may need permission from the Ministry of Justice first. The exact rules depend on your situation, and mapping out where you stand is one of the things we can do together.

How much do I need for a down payment?

As a rule, you need at least 5% of the price as a down payment, plus the costs of buying on top – which people often forget to plan for. Putting in more than the minimum can also strengthen how the bank sees you. What’s realistic for your situation is exactly what a call is for.

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Last step

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Got a specific question, or something you think I should know before we talk? Add it in the notes when you book.

“I can understand now the language of the bank – their terms and numbers.”

International buyer · after the 20-minute call

This is a starting point, not an assessment of your finances – I explain how the Danish system works. I don’t sell loans or financial products.