TOP 8 THINGS NOT TO DO in DENMARK | Indians in Denmark

[@SimonRaahauge1973]

The temperature in a normal danish hot water sytstem is not high enough to kill legionella bacteria, so you must allways assume that the hot water is undrinkable. The low tempperature is to save energy.

[@kurtchristensen1699]

I have been a janitor for more than 15 years and a good janitor keeps the hot water between 50 and 55 which kills the legionella and most bacteria but some bacteria like that temperatures and thrive + off course in the pipes the temperature lowers. So legionella does not survive in a building with a good janitor but since the water is not boiled there will be other bacterial growth.

[@SimonRaahauge1973]

@@kurtchristensen1699 55 degrees only kill the bacteria, not their spores.

[@hulkfromhull]

@@SimonRaahauge1973 Legionella DOES NOT PRODUCE spores. So, no need to heat water beyond 55C. However, what is more important is maintenance of water temperature above 55 C from the boiler to the tap. That is here most accidents happen.

[@Hazelnutfilling]

Love the video! Also want to add to the tip about bottles that if you're walking around the city and you have an empty with pant on it that you want to throw out, just put it next to a bin and someone else can pick it up and get the money 💗

[@KritiPrajapati]

Hi Hazel, so lovely to see your comment! :) And yahhh, thank you for sharing this useful point to not throw the 'Pant' bottles in the dustbin and keep it next to it so that someone can pick it up :)

[@KHValby]

And Kritti. You only get money back for the bottle, not the entire drink 😀. Hazel. Some of the bins have an (attached) outside storage for empty bottles. Good tip though!

[@aravindvissamsetty]

Ok, the reason it is not recommended to drink the hot water is because the boilers used in a typical residential building are not certified for drinking purposes, since you (or the management of the building) cannot usually know what materials were used in their construction. Which is why they are not safe to drink from even after the water cools down, since that does nothing to get rid of any unwanted chemicals from the water.

[@KritiPrajapati]

Thank you Aravind :)

[@matildamaher111]

Most of the points you mentioned is similar to Perth. But people of Perth are quite friendly and helpful. Thanks for sharing

[@lilya2862]

Thank you so much for these useful tips, Kriti 😘

[@KritiPrajapati]

Thank you so much Lily! Really appreciating your constant support 😍

[@sajidmalik200]

Well Experience Share Please make video for newcomers

[@mujtabaabbas265]

Hy shiruti we r seeing your video we r still in the house after carona please make pray for us to go for forever from here thanks

[@mujtabaabbas265]

Wish Denmark best wishes for there present and Future

[@dr.sarfrazahmad2366]

Interesting

[@connermiles7425]

This reminds me of German would expect from you except the tap water. I like it. I'm currently learning German and Danish at the same time but thinking about moving to Denmark for a job opportunity .

[@KritiPrajapati]

Yahhh!!! all the best with the job search :)

[@connermiles7425]

@@KritiPrajapati Thank you 🥰

[@mdthiyagu]

Really Useful video! Thank you..keep going..

[@KritiPrajapati]

Thank you Kumar :)

[@ronyzmiri]

Critical info, Kriti)))

[@KritiPrajapati]

Thank you Rony :)

[@vinozarazzi5633]

Going to Denmark would be the first mistake...

[@mortenhansen2578]

haha :D I can relate to #1 - did it twice. Also be sure you park your car apropriate - do it wrong is an easy way to loose money.

[@KritiPrajapati]

heheh! My friend also once locked herself out but luckily I had her spare keys :D Yahh, Knowing about Car Parking is a MUST. Thank you for mentioning it :)

[@KHValby]

Regarding car parking in CHP. In the inner city there are reserved spots, only for E-cars. Often these will have chargers, and the spot will be free parking.

[@bekulugbek]

Great points, Kriti!

[@KritiPrajapati]

Thank you so much :)

[@DEEPAKKUMAR-yo4xe]

Am in a Denmark I daily use tap water there and the morning use hot water for drinking but no bad effect seen

[@gogadev]

Check if something is growing on your butt crack.

[@KHValby]

LOL! Yeah, it can get expensive to get a locksmith. But not all doors lock automatic. Mine needs to be locked, with a key, from outside (except to my stairwell), so I only need a locksmith it I loose my keys 🙄 (has never happened. Guard my keys as I would anything else of value 😊 ). 2: The Hot water thing could be about "Calcium" (Kalk). Copenhagen water has a lot of calcium. The further you get away from CPH, the less calcium in the water (depending on where it's pumped up from). 3: Being late shows disrespect to others. 4PM is 4PM. If you know your gonna be late, call (things can happen). God Weekend 👍

[@KritiPrajapati]

Yahhh Happy to see your comment after a long time 'KH. Valby'. Thank you for your inputs! 😃

[@KHValby]

Of course Kritti, we both live in Valby, so we're basically neighbors 😀 ! You still need to post where and when you perform!? I'd love to bring some friends.

[@rajeevm1989]

Kriti I am struggling to find the answer to one question. When I'm moving to Denmark from India, and when I close the EPF account here, is it taxable in Denmark? Because I will move in 2 weeks. Thanks.

[@CopenhagenStories]

Nice and helpful video😊

[@KritiPrajapati]

Thank you dear :)

[@shivanayak9313]

Is denmark is usefull for MBA students.

[@rajanchaudhary9167]

Good knowledge

[@KritiPrajapati]

Thank you :)

[@mrsam.6281]

Hy mam.... Pls tell me what is the job opportunity for international students. Pls tell me asap

[@KritiPrajapati]

Hi Simranjeet, I have few videos on my channel related to finding a job in Denmark! Videos will give you a good idea about the topic!👍

[@sagorsas4774]

Thanks for sharing this. My sister studies at Roskilde University in Masters. What do you do sis....

[@puneetparashar1024]

Wonderful✨😍

[@sinjhon6511]

Make a video about bike rules!

[@KritiPrajapati]

Thank you for your comment Sin! I will cover this topic in more detail in the future but I do have two videos around this topic 'Biking in Denmark'. Do check them out! :)

[@KHValby]

Hi Sin J. Here's everything you need to know, about Cycling "does and don't" in Denmark. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmWVfJ1_oLRriaM

[@JaneSmith-cd1dw]

Tak

[@nagalakshmighatrazu823]

Good video 👌

[@KritiPrajapati]

Thank you Nagalakshmi :)

[@karanpanchal6549]

Hi kriti thanks for information Kya app btta skte hai ki mere pass Italian visa hai ( U E resident card) to with of help that can I live in Denmark pls let me know if you know thanks

[@4knaturalrelaxationmusicvi310]

About the hot water, can we drink it when it turns into normal temp. or just avoid it and drink only normal water from tap?

[@KritiPrajapati]

I would suggest to NOT use the hot water for drinking altogether!!! Drink only the normal cold water from the tap!

[@armanrahmani1989]

Hello . Hej . How are you ? Thanks for your good video . I'm 34 an single . I live in Iran. I'm a truck driver and also tractor and forklift driver . It's my dream to work and live in Denmark. Please help me . Thanks

[@mujtabaabbas265]

And wishes you cool June

[@mujtabaabbas265]

Salam admin plz guide me how I approach the Denmark study institute for my admission and coming for there for studying there thanks

[@KHValby]

How to bike in Copenhagen: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmWVfJ1_oLRriaM

[@JaneSmith-cd1dw]

I am half Indian and half Danish

[@KritiPrajapati]

Yahhh 😃😃

[@amitgarg8009]

I want to come in denmark i m 40.years

[@lavishji4398]

Hi, kriti love ur video. Please tell me is there any register course for Danish language in India. What r possibilities for doctors to work there.

[@KritiPrajapati]

Hi Lavish, thank you! I am not aware of any Danish langauge course in India, but once you are here you can start to learn Danish for free if you are eligible (when you get your CPR number) . As per my knowledge, knowing the langauge and danish medical license is must if you want to work as a doctor in Denmark. I found this - workindenmark.dk/media/tt2cr3ct/denmark-is-looking-for-medical-specialists-wcag.pdf

[@lavishji4398]

@@KritiPrajapati thank u 🙏.

[@sinchanaraj1048]

Hello ma'am I am an engineering student who is aspirant to work in Denmark can u give outlook of engineering jobs and how to apply for it

[@KritiPrajapati]

Hi Sinchana, I have interviews on my channel, focusing on finding a job in Denmark! It will help you understand about Job search in Denmark. I know IT jobs are of high demand here.

[@DEEPAKKUMAR-yo4xe]

I have experience in hotel as a chef in continental food

[@murats8726]

i did not notice punctuality :) especially doctors, you come and wait way beyond your appointment time

[@KritiPrajapati]

I always had good experience at the doctor, not waiting for a long time at all!

[@ulrikbro-jrgensen1542]

Do people really drink the hot tap water outside Denmark? Someone should tell them it is dangerous.

[@KritiPrajapati]

So true! I also wanted to let new people coming to Denmark know about this. I didn't know we shouldn't drink the tap hot water.

[@j.s.zuzuki939]

Why Denmark is no 1 highest rate of cancers?

[@sarveshgadhari9381]

What is christiana place 🤷‍♂️

[@StayActive98]

Where they sell hash and weed.

[@sarveshgadhari9381]

@@StayActive98 ook

[@nurture_your_hobby]

Itne paison me to 1 raat hotel me ruk jaye 😄

[@sapiosexual3316]

hello Im a master student here in scotland and looking to move to denmark for my second master . Any tips on how to apply or what are some best university within limited budget? \ thanks for making so many informative videos.