Your phone must be able to scan a chip. Make sure that your phone is updated. Read more about the technical requirements on MitID.dk/technical-requirements
If you don't have a phone that can scan your passport/ID card, maybe you have a relative who does? See how to get help from someone you know.
Alternatively, you can get help at Citizen Service
This guide is for foreign passports/international ID cards. Check that the expiry date of your passport/ID card has not been exceeded.
Your passport/ID card must have this symbol. This means that there is a hidden chip in your passport/ID card, and that the chip can be read by the MitID app – and thereby confirm your identity.
In addition, check on this list whether your passport/ID card meets the requirements.
If you do not have a Danish CPR number, you must get a P code. It is an 8-digit code that you must use in order to confirm your identity using a foreign passport/ID card.
You must enter the P code in the MitID app in the step before confirming your identity with your passport/ID card. It is therefore a good idea to get hold of the P code in advance.
Be aware that in most Danish self-service solutions, it is not possible to log in with a MitID created with a P code, as these solutions require a CPR number.
If you have a Danish CPR number, you do NOT need a P code.