How much does a private doctor cost in Copenhagen?

Expect roughly DKK 800–1,500 for a private GP consultation in central Copenhagen, with tests and certificates often billed on top. At YourGP the price is fixed and visible before you book: DKK 1,000 for a consultation, including the tests we take during your visit.

✓ Fixed prices, shown before booking✓ Tests taken during the visit included✓ Itemised receipt for your insurance

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No deposit and no prepayment — you pay by card in the clinic after your visit.

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Pay by card in the clinic after your visit — no prepayment.

Our prices

  • GP consultation — DKK 1,000 — acute illness, infections, injuries; includes point-of-care tests
  • Prescription or renewal — DKK 500 — when a full examination is not needed
  • Medical certificate — DKK 1,000 — fit-to-fly, sick note, insurance forms
  • Women’s health / UTI / STI — DKK 1,000 — with a female specialist; lab tests included
  • Early pregnancy scan — from DKK 600 — with a specialist midwife
  • NIPT — from DKK 2,900 — non-invasive prenatal testing

See the full list on Services & prices.

What is usually extra elsewhere

When you compare clinics, check what the headline price actually covers. Lab tests, longer consultations and certificates are often billed separately. Our consultation price includes the tests we take during the visit — if anything beyond that is ever needed, you are told the price before we go ahead.

Public healthcare, EHIC and insurance

If you are an EU citizen with an EHIC card, medically necessary public treatment — emergency care via 1813, hospital care — is covered. But public GP clinics generally cannot take visitors for booked appointments, which is why private clinics exist for everything in between.

Most travel and international health insurance policies reimburse private GP visits. You pay by card and receive an itemised receipt immediately — that is what your insurer needs.

Medical review and sources

Medically reviewed by Alexander Tetzlaff, MD, Specialist in General Medicine and doctor at YourGP — meet the team.
Published and last reviewed: 2 September 2026.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I pay a deposit when booking?

No. There is no prepayment — you pay after your visit, in the clinic.

Do you bill my insurance directly?

No — you pay and claim it back. The itemised receipt contains everything your insurer asks for.

Is there student discount?

Our prices are the same for everyone — fixed and visible before you book.

Is the first consultation more expensive?

No. A consultation is DKK 1,000 whether it is your first visit or your fifth.

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