Denmark covid statistics & travel advice

The latest Covid-19 statistics on new cases and vaccine rollout in Denmark plus up-to-date travel advice and resources from government organisations and international agencies.

Vaccine rollout (%) Partially · Fully
- 49
- 27
New cases/100k 7-day · 14-day
- 98
- 215
Travel status Denmark · UK
- B
- A

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Denmark Covid-19 vaccine rollout

Below are the latest statistics on Covid-19 vaccinations in Denmark showing the number of people and percentage of the population who are partially and fully vaccinated.

As of 15/06/2021	Number of people	Percentage of population
Partially vaccinated	2,838,236	49%
Fully vaccinated	1,542,215	26.6%

The Covid-19 vaccination statistics for Denmark is provided by Our World in Data. Last updated on 15/06/21.

Denmark Covid-19 statistics - new cases

The figures below show the average numbers of new cases per 100,000 of population for Denmark recorded in the latest 7-day and 14-day period and the percentage difference from the week before, plus charts showing the numbers of new cases recorded over the past 10 weeks.

Week ending	7-day average	7-day weekly change	14-day average	14-day weekly change
2021-05-30	117.0	-3.7%	238.5	-3.7%
2021-06-06	98.3	-16%	215.3	-9.7%

New cases 7-day average

The 7-day average number of new Covid-19 cases per 100,000 of population for Denmark recorded over the past 10 weeks.

87.7

77.4

91.8

108.5

126.2

121.5

117

98.3

04/04

11/04

18/04

25/04

02/05

09/05

16/05

23/05

30/05

06/06

New cases 14-day average

The 14-day average number of new Covid-19 cases per 100,000 of population for Denmark recorded over the past 10 weeks.

129.1

165.1

164.5

172.1

176.9

200.3

234.7

247.7

238.5

215.3

04/04

11/04

18/04

25/04

02/05

09/05

16/05

23/05

30/05

06/06

The number of newly recorded cases per 100,000 of population for Denmark is provided by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) and is updated weekly.

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Denmark coronavirus live updates

Travel advice for Denmark - UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO)
Travellers' health for Denmark - Danish Health Authority
Coronavirus timeline in Denmark - Wikipedia - coronavirus update
Latest info on travel to Denmark - National Communications Partnership for Covid 19

FCO travel advice

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Denmark travel status

Below is the latest information on the travel and tourism status of Denmark including entry rules, pre-departure & in-destination Covid-19 testing and quarantine requirements plus current status on the UK travel list for returning to the UK.

Are there entry restrictions to Denmark due to the coronavirus?

Denmark is closed for tourism from the UK. Non-resident foreign nationals travelling from the UK are banned from entering.

Negative PCR or Antigen test results required for arrivals from the UK. Arrivals from the UK face a period of quarantine on entering Denmark. Tests on arrival & 4 days later to end quarantine.

Check out National Communications Partnership for Covid 19 for more information.

Destination status

O
Open for tourism
V
Vaccine passport accepted
T
Test required
QV
Quarantine excl. vaccinated
TQV
Test + quarantine excl. vaccinated
T+Q
Test + quarantine required
Q
Quarantine required
C/B
Closed for tourism/Travel ban

Do I need to quarantine in the UK if I travel from Denmark?

Denmark is on the Amber list in the UK (Currently England only).

From 17 May 2021 - if you have been in or through Denmark in the previous 10 days, you must quarantine at home for 10 days when arriving in the UK.

A pre-departure test in Denmark is required as well as PCR tests on days 2 & 8 in the UK while in quarantine. The Test to Release scheme can be used in England on day 5 to shorten the quarantine period.