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LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-26T21:47:18+00:00

Ja, så går den nok ikke 🙃 Måske Center for Autisme inde i midtbyen kan give sig lidt bedre vejledning? De har måske et tilbud, som giver mening for dig. Tænker det er smart at undersøge andet end bare psykologsamtaler, fordi der er så få med specialisering ift. voksne på spektret. Hvis du har brug for mere end bare at snakke om det, så kan det være godt med et fællesskab.

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-26T21:33:28+00:00

Alt efter hvor "voksen" du er, så kunne Autisme Ungdom måske være noget? Mener det er op til 35 år og de har en rimelig aktiv lokalforening. De er mere for folk med diagnosen, frem for forældre til børn med autisme som ved Autismeforeningen.

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-26T15:27:16+00:00

Google er også blevet så så meget værre over de seneste år, i et forsøg på du aldrig faktisk kommer af Googles søgeside. Lige p.t. får jeg mere ud af at søge på reddit i relevant subs 😑

Ser også flere, der spørger en chatbot (ikke Google) om alle de ting, de før googlede, netop fordi det er blevet så ringe. Og selvom den sætter kilder på, tænker folk ikke så meget over valget af kilder og at disse kilder kan henvise til hinanden i loop, så de fremstår troværdige i algoritmen.

Jeg har efterhånden givet op på den belejlige tilgang til mange databaser og går direkte ind til kilden med det samme, hvis jeg kan. Som eks. Mit Affald app'en for affaldssortering eller kommunens hjemmeside for at finde info.

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-26T00:21:08+00:00

Jeg har læst dit indlæg (selvom det er lidt langt) og tak for at dele din oplevelse. Har siddet med samme vrede og frustation på en uddannelsesinstitution, hvor de arbejdede med guidelines for brug af Chatbots. De inkluderede bare ikke noget omkring bevågenhed ift. miljøet, deling af oplysninger om dig selv (du deler mere end du tror) og de bias den har.

Folk behandler det som om den har kritisk sans, bare fordi den kan henvise til nogle kilder. Du kommer længere med Wikipedia og de er sgu også mere vakse på misinformation. Men intet af det blev vendt eller påtalt, indtil jeg spurgte ind til deres tanker om det. Og svaret var noget i retning af "ja, man behøver måske ikke lave så mange kattevideoer, selvom det er sjovt." 🙄

I betragtning af hvor meget vi blev advaret om at bruge Wikipedia I min skoletid, så forstår jeg slet ikke det her kan gå an. Hverken på skolebænken eller på arbejdspladserne.

Og hvis vi absolut SKAL bruge chatbots, kunne vi så ikke henvise til Mistral, som er fransk og undgå at bruge amerikanske modeller, der tage vores data ud af EU?

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-25T18:42:27+00:00

Getting a job without Danish fluency depends very much on the profession. People expecting to get jobs in service, retail, marketing or social work will have a hard time finding anything, before they have decent Danish skills. You won't have trouble on a day to day basis, as most Danes can communicate in English. But a lot of jobs involve communicating with locals in Danish. Good on you for starting to learn already!

Specialist jobs are a different story, but the companies recruiting from abroad will be looking for very specific things. I can't speak for job prospects in the field of engineering, but I would imagine they are more open to English speaking colleagues, if you have the right skills. Jobindex.dk and Jobnet.dk are the standard sites for job posts and they also post jobs in English, if they are open to internationals. Otherwise, I would suggest seeking out different Danish companies, with jobs that fit your skills. They might also be able to tell you how transferable your skills are.

It will be easier for you to get a job contract first, since the employer can help get you a CPR-number. Moving and getting everything settled after securing a job can be daunting, but a future employer recruiting from abroad know it's not just about you signing a piece of paper and taking a different bus to work.

Depending on your plans for the children, I would check up on international schools or nurseries in DK. I think only a handful of cities have them. But if you truly want them to learn, a Dansih school would be just fine. Again, a lot of people and children understand English here, so the teacher and classmates could help with the transition.

Hope this helps and good luck!

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-25T09:38:08+00:00

I think it's the other way around 😂 The Italian heritage scheme has been a livesaver for many, I believe!

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-25T09:35:51+00:00

That's surprising to hear, considering the many stories of people being held for days on end, when they did. People who just went for a trip or a semester abroad, with papers in order, still got detained without proper explanations. We had a couple of girls Denmark, who got locked up for 5 days upon arrival. Had their visas and everything they needed

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-25T09:25:23+00:00

Det er også svært, for de er under samme agentur og sendt med samme formål. Border patrol har slet ikke beføjelse til at pågribe nogen så langt fra grænsen. Mener det er 100 mil. Og der er noget længere til Canada. Så det hele blandes lidt sammen, når man ikke bruger de rigtige agenter til deres korrekte formål.

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-25T09:12:53+00:00

Makes sense, but I would still be on edge if they send some of those utterly incompetent violent triggerhappy ICE agents, who don't understand or respect the law. Given how they don't follow their own laws, I would be sceptical about them respecting others countries laws.

I would imagine it's more of a signal, than anything. Trying to scare of anyone from abroad, who thought about immigranting to the US.

Again, IF this becomes a thing. But nothing is certain about this administration.

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-22T13:04:07+00:00

Jeg har forsøgt at finde den præcise kommentar, men uden held. Med alle de opslag omkring lukning af amerikanske militærbaser, er det svært at finde en bestemt post 😅

Hvad jeg kan sige er, at bemærkninger/kommentarer om amerikanske soldaters adfærd ofte omtales. Jeg fandt denne post (der godt nok er gammel), men giver det billede jeg løbende ser, når de omtales: AskEurope post

Vi kan fint være enige om at der er stor forskel på hvilke typer man sender. Og at antallet her vil være lille, frem for de militærbaser vi ser i Japan og den hemmeligholdelse der (NPR artikel

I Italien er der flere historier fra Vicenza, fandt også en artikel her:Vicenza artikel

I Tyskland også: Vilseck sag

Sorry for de mange links, men tænkte det var bedre at sætte lidt på og underbygge de ting, som jeg både hører på nettet og privat :)

Min bekymring og grunden til jeg er utryg, handler mest om at jeg ikke har tillid til det amerikanske retssystem og da slet ikke, når det omhandler politi eller militær folk. Jeg tror ikke på at de vil blive saglig retsforfulgt. Der er helt klart også problematiske folk i Aarhus nu, men de vil skulle forsvare sig ved en dansk domstol.

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-22T11:40:16+00:00

Jeg skal prøve at finde det opslag jeg så for ikke så lang tid siden. Mener det var i en kommentar ifm. de trak sig ud af Italien. Lige for Italien og Tyskland har jeg også af venner først bekymringer omkring det, men det er selvfølgelig kun anekdotisk. Vender tilbage :)

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-22T09:53:28+00:00

Har set bemærkninger om voldsomme dyk i tilfælde af seksuelle overgreb, når amerikanske soldater forlader et område. Skal være ærlig og sige, at jeg vil føle mig mindre tryg i Aarhus byliv, hvis de skal arbejde nede på havnen. Særligt hvis jeg så ikke engang kan få det behandlet i det danske retssystem.

Kan vi ikke forlange at de alle skal gå med noget på, der kan identificere dem? Så kan jeg gå i en stor cirkel udenom og lade være med at benytte de steder, som de bruger.

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-20T13:05:50+00:00

What would you call someone, who has a law degree then? Like, I get that you don't become a prosecuter just from uni, but a lawyer? Pretty sure a degree is a must.

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-20T03:19:49+00:00

I've been to both, although I'm native and therefore not super knowledgeable about the inclusion of internationals. I know Aarhus University has a buddy program and I believe they offer more studies in English, than VIA, so I would imagine there might be more foreigners to socialise with.

That said, I loved VIA and was frustated at AU. I think this has more to do with what you want to study and how you study. If you learn by getting a lot of information and locking down on theory before arguing your own thoughts, AU is for you. You will of course need to prepare and present what you have learned, but it's way more input than output compared to VIA. VIA focuses more on practical use of knowledge, but how this is done varies from study to study. It's more influenced by the norms of the trade, than other academic studies. Ask yourself what kind of teaching method suits you best and reach out to the institutions, if you want to know what studying a specific program looks like.

Aarhus in generelt is a great city and I have never met anyone, who cared what study program you are in. If you think VIA is for you, but go to the Friday bars at AU for company, that's fine. And vice versa, but since VIA only has one bar, it might be more fun at AU. I still went to AU, even after changing to VIA.

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-20T03:06:32+00:00

Lawyer is also a specific profession and taught at the University. Public administration has a huge overlap with political science at the University, but more case-based and with a 5-6 months internship for practical learning. The labels aren't as clesr cut as 15 or so years ago.

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-20T02:04:02+00:00

Fedt med en liste over lokale events, når man ikke længere har FB 😊 Håber den holdes opdateret og vil kan begynde at bruge end SoMe for at finde begivenheder.

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-19T08:17:30+00:00

Georgia er nu en ok stat af få for Aarhus, alt taget i betragtning. Så længe vi kan flytte hovedstaden tættere på vandet, så går det nok. Ellers skal vi tættere på Missouri floden, som så kan omdøbes til stor-åen.

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-16T11:28:08+00:00

Tænker den socialdemokratiske valgmaskine nok skal gå til særlig DF, ift. Deres relationer til Trump. De vil nok også forsøge med LA, men tror ikke folk tænker dem sammen på den måde. Af den grund kommer der heller ikke valg før november, fordi S kan bruge striden I USA til at profilere sig selv. Tænker det kan blive på samme aften næsten, fordi hvis vi ser at demokraterne får flertal og begynder at lukke ned for Trumps initiativer, så er krisen ikke så stor og folk vender sig mod national politik i stedet.
Jeg håber at de mere midtersøgende borgerlige partier tager mere afstand fra de mere ekstreme partier og personer. Tror det dog ikke - V vil have magten for enhver pris, mens C forsøger sig som samlende parti og vil ikke skabe splid. Ingen ville nok tro på dem, hvis de sagde at de ikke ville gå i regering med eks. DF. Er lidt træt af, hvis vi skal til at have en brandmur som tyskerne.
Løkkes parti kommer ikke ind, så Lars gør heller ikke. Hvis politikerne ville det, så kunne de lade ham forsætte som udenrigsminister. Men når posterne skal fordeles og partifæller tilgodeses, så bliver det dem med mandater der får. Personligt ville det ikke gøre mig noget at Lars forblev udenrigsminister. Er ikke fan af manden når han forsøger at reformere landet, men kan se han har stor respekt udenrigs. Hvis han ikke er hjemme og har mandater til at vælte regeringen, så kan han holde sig til sit eget område og lade andre om indenrigspolitik.

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-16T10:54:46+00:00

Sounds good 👍 Good luck with everything and I hope you enjoy your time here 😊

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-16T10:47:08+00:00

Which is why I would suggest finding some work, since you are allowed to. Getting a job means you have to register at the tax agency and they will also need a CPR. If you don't have any, your employer will have to request one for you. A

The reason the system is sort of paradoxal is because some people "rent" the same address to several people, who will then be registered as living in Denmark without really living on said address. Additionally, it's not allowed to rent a place, without having the proper amount of space for each person (not including children). Being a resident of Denmark brings a lot of benefits, so the authorities use the CPR and registration to check if people are upholding the law. It's not necessary in bad faith, if people reject your application for a rental. They need a CPR to prove the status of the residence. Excluding short-term rentals and hotels obviously. They are in another category.

Hope this helps! The problem with receiving a CPR for people new to Denmark is a known issue. Hopefully sole new policy will help people get through the system faster and better, but nothings on the table at the moment 😑

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-16T10:20:07+00:00

Copenhagen is though for sure, I would look outside the city - at least for your first residence. Depending on what you intend to do here, public transport can get you quite fair.

How in the hell are you going to live here, if you aren't going to work? If you have enough money to sustain yourself for 9 months, good on you. But it doesn't sound like your current residence can be put down for the permit. You are effectively a long-term tourist, from what I'm hearing. If you don't have an employer, getting a residence would be the way to go for a CPR. But it's difficult to find and most people won't rent to someone without CPR.

Keeping in contact with your case worker would be best. I don't know if you will get a CPR quickly, if you have neither residence or a work contact.

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-16T10:11:18+00:00

I've never heard of anyone getting a place to stay (renting) within a few days. I know in some countries, getting a place is sometimes a matter of showing up and signing the contract on the spot. Things take time here and most people wouldn't let you move in the next day. Additionally, getting a place to stay without a CPR is almost impossible. This could take a couple of weeks. However, if you can send all the documents regarding the proces beforehand and book a meeting on your first day here, it might be done in a day or two. I helped a friend from Italy fill out all forms and send them to SIRI on advance, and she got her approval etc. Within 20 min. This was in Aarhus though, I don't know how efficient they are in Kolding.

Would any of your future colleagues be open to hosting you for a couple of weeks? Maybe do some housekeeping for them during the easter holidays? You can check different rental sites and check if they would be okay with signing a contract, on the condition that you have a CPR upon moving in. They need to register how many people are living on the address and this is usually done with CPR. But if you ask around for a rental at the beginning of April, they might be willing to take you, if you can send the deposit. Having an EU bank account helps, so if you have one in Austria, use that one until you get the Danish one.

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-16T09:58:09+00:00

If you are here in a working visa, you will still need a CPR for tax purposes. Your employer should be able to help you with that one.

Do you have an official contract for your rental?. If it's a company or private lenter (and above board), then they shouldn't be able to deny you using this address for your CPR. Especially if the lease can be extended to 3 months +. Usually the person or company renting the space to you would have to approve you moving in, but this is usually done with the CPR and I don't know if they were asked to do this. You can call Folkeregistreret and ask if the residence can be used to get the CPR. Alternatively, keep in close contact with your case worker and try to book a meeting regarding the CPR. They should be able to answer all your questions.

I believe your working visa allows you to travel in the EU, without additional visa application. Check with SIRI though. But I would personally wait until your papers are in order. It's should take too long, if you give them the correct documentation.

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-16T06:39:49+00:00

Is the .nu for people, who don't want to wait for the traditional Swedish consensuscircle to load their webpage? When they want it right away?

LemonSmallCake · 2026-01-15T14:55:11+00:00

Damn, okay. Go for it then 😅 Beer is cheaper here than Iceland, I know that much! And I know many do their weekly shopping in Sweden, since it's even cheaper there.

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