How to get your Denmark pension statement

PensionsInfo-oversigt

Known in English as the Aggregated Danish pension overview. Look for this name on the site — it may not be translated.

• Your Danish CPR number — on your yellow health card, payslips, and any Danish tax paperwork.
• MitID. This is the single biggest obstacle for people who have left Denmark: it usually needs a Danish address or in-person identification, though the Danish Agency for Digital Government publishes routes for citizens abroad.
• The years you lived in Denmark, not just worked — Folkepension is earned by residence, so time spent there without a job still counts.

1. 1
   Open PensionsInfo

   PensionsInfo is the aggregator: one login returns your state pension, your ATP, and every Danish occupational and private pension in one overview. Very few countries have anything this complete.

   Open this page ↗
2. 2
   Log in with MitID

   The overview is generated live from every connected Danish provider.
3. 3
   Read the three layers separately

   Folkepension (residence-based state pension), ATP Livslang Pension (a lifelong supplement from contributions), and any labour-market or private scheme. They are paid by different bodies and claimed separately.

   Open this page ↗
4. 4
   Check your Danish residence years

   Folkepension accrues at 1/40 per year of residence between age 15 and pension age, so the count of years is the figure that determines what you get. Confirm it rather than assuming.

   Open this page ↗
5. 5
   Download the overview

   Save the PDF. If you live abroad, Udbetaling Danmark International Pension is the office that will handle your case.

   Open this page ↗

You cannot get or renew MitID from outside Denmark

Danish embassies can perform identification for MitID in some countries. Without it, write to Udbetaling Danmark International Pension quoting your CPR number and ask for your record and residence years in writing — the paper route does not need MitID.

PensionsInfo shows no occupational pension you are sure you had

Only providers connected to PensionsInfo appear. Older or transferred schemes may not be. Ask your former employer which pension company they used and contact it directly.

You lost your CPR number

It is on any Danish payslip, health card, or SKAT correspondence. Udbetaling Danmark can trace it from your name, date of birth and Danish addresses.

Which Danish embassies currently perform MitID identification, and whether PensionsInfo can be reached at all without MitID.

Upload the statement to your vault and we'll read the figures out of it — balances, benefits, vesting and retirement ages — and tell you what changed since your last one.