Cost of Living in Copenhagen

This page summarises typical cost of living in Copenhagen, Denmark, expressed in DKK. A single person can expect to budget around 13,700 DKK per month before rent-driven variation, with an affordability score of 66/100 (higher means more affordable). On that scale Copenhagen is moderate relative to other cities in the dataset. These are deterministic planning estimates derived from a country cost baseline adjusted for the city's affordability and size — they are not live market prices, not a ranking, and should be verified against current local sources before relocation or travel decisions.

Currency: DKK. Data year 2025; last updated 2026-05-16.

Copenhagen has an affordability score of 66/100, which places it in the moderate range relative to other indexed cities. Because every city profile uses the same scale, this score is the most reliable cross-city comparison — local-currency totals above are not directly comparable between countries.

In Copenhagen a single-person monthly budget is around 13,700 DKK and a one-bedroom rent around 7,300 DKK. Use the affordability score (66/100) to compare across countries, since amounts are shown in each city's local currency.

• Cost of living in Berlin — affordability 70/100
• Cost of living in Paris — affordability 55/100
• Cost of living in London — affordability 52/100