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If your vehicle is fully insured through Greenval Insurance, you can receive roadside assistance abroad through SOS International.

If you experience a breakdown or accident, you can contact SOS International via this link or by phone at +45 70105052

Read more about roadside assistance coverage and the situations in which you can receive help via the link here

Vehicle registration certificate – Part 1
You must bring the vehicle registration certificate when driving abroad, as police and other authorities may request to see it. If you do not have Part 1 of the registration certificate, you can order it via the link here. Please do this 2–3 weeks before departure due to delivery times.

Passport

Remember to bring your passport and the passports of all passengers when traveling abroad – including children.

Make sure to check well in advance whether your passport needs to be renewed. If you are traveling outside the EU/EEA, you should also check the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website to see whether there are any special passport requirements.

Driver’s license

Remember to bring a physical driver’s license for all drivers of the vehicle, as the Driver’s License App is not valid abroad.

You may also wish to bring an International Driving Permit when traveling outside the EU.

European health insurance card

The European Health Insurance Card entitles you to healthcare services under the same conditions as citizens of the country you are visiting during your vacation.

The card is valid in the EU, Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein, and Switzerland.

Read more via the link here