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Reactivate MitID chip

If your MitID chip has been blocked, you can reactivate it.

You can reactivate your MitID chip in two ways:

  • Activate the chip by scanning your passport/ID card in the MitID app.
  • Activate the chip with an activation code you receive at Citizen Service.

You can activate your MitID chip with your passport/ID card if you have:

Activate the MitID chip by scanning your passport in the MitID app

  1. Download MitID from the App Store or Google Play, if you do not have it.
  2. Open the app. Access the menu at the top of the screen.
  3. Press Activate.
  4. Press Activate your MitID and then Next.
  5. Select Passport/ID card – and follow the steps in the MitID app.

Need help scanning your passport? Read more: www.MitID.dk/passport-scan

You can get an activation code for your MitID chip at Citizen Service. You must bring valid documentation to get an activation code. You must book an appointment at Citizen Service before you show.

Find Citizen Service and book an appointment
Bring valid documentation

When you have received your activation code

Activate your MitID chip with an activation code

The technical explanation

When you add a new MitID chip, a security element is created in your MitID chip, and a matching element is also created in the MitID solution. If your MitID chip becomes permanently blocked, the security element in the MitID solution is deleted. When the same MitID chip is added again to your MitID profile, a new pair of security elements is generated, allowing the physical MitID chip to be reused.