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Data in Denmark explores public datasets and overlooked numbers to understand what life is really like for internationals in Denmark.

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 16, 2026

    Deterring international students (opens the original)

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    I wrote an article for The International about what we can see in the data already about changes in study resident permits for third country nationals. I feel like I should explain the graphs now that I see them published. The first bit is about annual data so of course it's bigger and the second bit is monthly so smaller but still I think you can see what's starting to happen. https://www.the-intl.com/post/when-the-numbers-tell-a-different-storyThe app I've made (with Claude), to generate the v

  2. Issue · Aug 11, 2026

    Population Crunch in Lolland and Guldborgsund (opens the original)

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    Last time, we looked at four case studies of Danish kommuner where increasing numbers1 of foreigners of working age had different effects depending on the presence and flow of Danish people of working age.Lolland is an interesting case study to look at in detail. It is a Type 4 (as in, the arrival of working age foreigners isn’t enough to increase or stabilise the working age population as a whole). We will also have a look at another Type 4, its neighbour Guldborgsund who aren’t struggling

  3. Issue · Aug 1, 2026

    Demographic Change in Denmark (opens the original)

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    There are two types of community in Denmark. There are the communities that working age Danish people move to and there are the communities that working age Danish people move out of. The communities like Copenhagen, Aarhus and Horsens that are attractive to working age Danish people are also attractive to international people, so these communities are expanding. There are four subsets of communities where working age Danish people are leaving (or alternatively they stay but retire) Internationa

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