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What is the broadband goal in Denmark?

100/30 Mbit/s for everyone

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Short answer

The national goal is that all households and businesses in Denmark can get at least 100 Mbit/s download and 30 Mbit/s upload. In 2021, 96 % had access to 100/30 Mbit/s, and 99 % were expected to have access by the mid-2020s. If your address lacks fast internet, you can register interest on borger.dk, or on virk.dk for a business, and the registrations are shared with broadband providers. The state also runs a broadband pool: in 2026 it held DKK 25 million and received 365 applications by the deadline on 30 October 2026.

Practical info

Why

  1. The goal is 100/30 Mbit/s for everyone.
  2. 96 % had access in 2021.
  3. Addresses without it can register interest.

Details

The 2026 broadband pool is for single addresses where it is hard to join with others to get fast internet; decisions are expected in mid-December 2026.

Tip

Register interest even if you think you are the only one: providers use the registrations to find pockets of demand.

What may differ

The size of the pool and the application rules change from year to year.

Common misconception

The state lays fibre to every house that asks for it.

What actually happens

Providers build the networks; the state only supports selected addresses through the broadband pool.

People also ask

  • How do I check internet speed at an address?
  • What is the fastest internet in Denmark?
  • Who can apply to the broadband pool?

Sources

This answer is for reference only. Prices and terms of mobile plans are set by each operator, so check them with your own operator.

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