Frequently asked questions

No. YourGP is a private service for visitors and international students. To book, you need an email address and a mobile number (any country); bring photo ID to your visit.

Most travel and international health insurance policies reimburse a GP consultation. You pay in the clinic and receive an itemised receipt to submit to your insurer; we can also provide a short medical report if required.

By card in the clinic, after your consultation. There is no prepayment and no deposit. Prices are fixed and shown before you book.

Yes — consultations are in English. Our doctors are Danish-authorised general practitioners.

Yes, when it is medically appropriate. Prescriptions are issued electronically to Danish pharmacies; bring your medication list or packaging if you need a renewal.

Please book online first — it takes two minutes, and same-day times are often available, especially in Copenhagen. That way we can see you without waiting.

If it is life-threatening, call 112 immediately. For urgent problems outside our opening hours, call the medical helpline on 1813.

YourGP has two clinics. Copenhagen: Frederiksberggade 1A, 1st floor, 1459 Copenhagen K, on Strøget one minute from City Hall Square (Metro Rådhuspladsen), open Monday to Friday 08:00–17:00 and Saturday 15:00–17:00, closed on Sundays and public holidays. Hillerød: Søndre Jernbanevej 4B, 3400 Hillerød, with free parking in the courtyard, open Monday to Friday 08:00–18:00.

A GP consultation costs DKK 1,000 (15 minutes). Prescription renewals cost DKK 500, and most midwife consultations such as UTI treatment, STI testing and women’s health cost DKK 1,000. All prices are fixed and listed on our prices page before you book.

Yes. Early pregnancy scans, gender scans and 3D/4D scans are done by Praksisjordemoder in the same building as our Copenhagen clinic, with English-speaking midwives and results in English. Praksisjordemoder also has a clinic in Hillerød. Scans and NIPT are booked in English on Praksisjordemoder’s website.