If you plan to work, study or just travel to Denmark long-term, you should buy a mobile phone plan. Let’s take a closer look at the options that can help you choose the best mobile network in Denmark.
Top Mobile Networks in Denmark
The following options are among the most popular Danish mobile networks.
Lebara
💡 Tip: Lebara is the only mobile network provider with a real English website.
Lebara is the cheapest mobile network in Denmark. It is a prepaid phone service that uses the Telenor network. You’ll get the same great 5G coverage while saving on your wireless plan. The best thing about Lebara is that you can use it for free for the first month. With no obligations, Lebara allows you to use free mobile services during your short stay in Denmark. After the first free month, you pay 20 kronor. If you choose Lebara’s entry-level plan, you get 5GB data and 5 hours of talk time. Other plans include 180 kronor. Plan unlimited talk and data or 100kr. 100GB 100 hour plan. The downside to Lebara is that the operator only offers SIM prepaid rates. You must purchase the equipment separately.
TDC
The Danish Institute of Technology has awarded TDC the Best Mobile Network Award for the seventh consecutive year. TDC is a large telecommunications giant in Denmark that is actively developing 5G networks. The network coverage rate reaches 99.3%. If you don’t have access to 5G, you can still access connectivity through TDC’s 2G, 3G and 4G infrastructure. Plans start at just under 200 DKK for 5GB per month. You can make unlimited calls and send text messages in Denmark, but there are restrictions when calling other countries or while roaming. We recommend TDC for enterprises because you get a shared data subscription based on the One+ pool.
CBB
CBB stands out for its exceptional customer service. Subscribers have access to a convenient online platform to manage their accounts. This is a great option if you are not fluent in Danish as the platform is very easy to use. You can find packages starting around 90 CZK. 7 hours of calls and 7 GB per month. You can also save 50% on the 45GB monthly plan with promotional offers. If you want a more comprehensive package with unlimited calls and data, budget around 200 CZK. One month. CBB is Denmark’s reliable mobile network with transparent fees and unlimited contracts. This is a good option if you want a SIM-only plan, but you can also get deals on devices starting at SEK 900. For smartphones.
Telenor
Telenor is one of the most popular mobile networks in Denmark. This is a great option if you want unlimited calls and fast 5G speeds. The operator offers a service called NetSikker and all its plans. With this feature, you can get free legal assistance if you encounter cyberbullying issues, account compromise, or image leaks. This service adds value to your monthly subscription and gives you peace of mind. Telenor has three plans to choose from. You can buy a 30GB plan, a 60GB subscription, or an unlimited data plan. Prices range from 120 to 200 DKK. You save DKK 50 on every connection you add to your plan, making Telenor a great choice for families. Children under 13 are also eligible for the budget program which costs less than DKK 100 per month. Overall, Telenor offers excellent coverage and easy-to-navigate subscription options. Additionally, the security of this mobile network makes it a smart choice.
Telia
Telia uses the same mobile network as Telenor. Expect great coverage, fast 5G speeds, and affordable monthly plans. Telia offers a free option of 3 hours of calling and 3 GB per month for only 80 kr. With this plan, text messages and calls to other Telia subscribers are free. If you prefer a more comprehensive package, there are options starting from 170 kr/month. Unlimited 5G data starts from 250 kr. every month. Telia stands out for its discounts on family and streaming plans. If you don’t choose the cheapest plan, you’ll get 6 to 12 months of free streaming. There are some downsides to consider: Telia limits roaming unless you’re traveling within the US or EU. Also note that you have to pay 100kr.fee to activate your new line. If you’re planning to stay in Denmark for a while, consider bundling your home mobile phone and internet plan with one of the bundled plans offered by Telia.
3.dk
3 is a mobile network in Denmark that offers SIM-only plans for budget-conscious subscribers. You can get a monthly plan with 3 hours of talk and 3 GB for as little as 60 kr. if you don’t mind not having service outside Denmark.
You can also find SIM-only plans that include talk and data outside of Denmark for 125 to 270 kr. a month.
If you sign up for a SIM-only plan, you can continue month by month and cancel whenever you want. If you decide to purchase up to 3 mobile devices, you will have to commit to a minimum of six months.
3 is also a great option for families as you can add an additional line for 50kr. every month.