As of 1 January 2026 DAO has taken over the Postal services in Denmark. PostNord postage will no longer be handled.
You are responsible yourself for arranging return-postage or courier collection in connection with legalisation of documents.
You have the option of including return-postage in our Webshop, but please note that this option does not include tracking!
Alternatively, you can consider booking a courier service, or refer to the DAO website for other options Send parcels and letters with dao | Choose a service here | Private. If you buy from DAO directly, please note the following:
As sender information, you need to write 'Legalisering' and Asiatisk Plads 2, 1402 København K, but make sure to write your own email address and telephone number. Choose ‘drop-off in daoSHOP’. After payment, you will receive a postage-code by your email. Please send this code and your purchase number to [email protected].
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs cannot advise on delivery times when mail has been handed over to a postal or courier service. Please refer to the relevant postal or courier service provider. Please note that letters sent withDAO PLUSPost and Globalpost are not traceable.

LEGALISATION OF DANISH DOCUMENTS RECEIVED AND FORWARDED BY DIGITAL POST
Please see our guidelines here.
This option supports many digital self-service solutions of Danish authorities.
The legalised documents will be issued as physical documents and legalised with a physical Apostille. They must be collected physically or returned by post or courier.
The Legalisation Office can legalise Danish documents issued by a Danish authority. You can read more about legalisation of Danish documents in the grey box below.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reserves the right, based on an individual assessment, to refuse documents for legalisation if it cannot be demonstrated without reasonable doubt that it is a Danish document or if there is any other reason to doubt whether the document falls within the scope of the Apostille Convention.
Additionally, the document must be computer-generated. Handwritten documents are not accepted.