When you can terminate your rental agreement depends on the specific terms agreed upon in your rental contract.
If you rent the property for an unlimited lease period, you will typically have a notice period of three months. However, if you're renting just a room, the notice period is usually one month. There may be exceptions, so always refer to your rental contract.
For subletting or fixed-term leases, the agreement is typically non-cancellable during the agreed period, but this will be clearly stated in your rental contract. The lease will automatically end when the agreed period expires, and neither the tenant nor the landlord needs to terminate the agreement.
You can read more about terminating a lease on BoligPortal's blog (in Danish).
How do I terminate my rental agreement?
Most landlords prefer to receive all termination notices in writing for documentation purposes. You will likely find specific instructions in your rental agreement on how to terminate the lease and how much notice you need to give.
If you have any questions regarding the termination of your rental agreement, we recommend contacting your landlord directly.
Note: The content on this page should not be considered as legal advice.
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