Frequently Asked Questions

What is LINK?: The Ladies' International Network København is a voluntary network of women from countries all over the world who gather through LINK to build a social network. LINK is purely social and informal in nature - our aim is to aid members in developing their circle of friends and contacts through joint activities and shared interests. You can read the LINK Rules and Regulations here.
Who can join LINK?: Are you relocating to the Copenhagen area? Any non-Dane that would like to meet with other international women, using English as the language of communication; or any Dane that has lived abroad and wishes to continue to make international friends and converse in English.
How do I join LINK?: You can apply online right now! After you have filled out the online application, you will receive an email explaining how you can pay for membership. You will receive ten newsletters throughout the year and have the chance to sign up to receive email notification about LINK special events and from other members.
If you would like more information before joining, please email Membership.
How can I join a subgroup?: All LINK members can join any subgroup that has their interest. There is no additional membership fee, although there may be some costs to cover expenses when taking part, e.g. the hiring of tennis courts, rental of videos, the hiring of the hall at Moms & Tots, etc. Simply contact the subgroup coordinator of the group you're interested in.
What is Ad-Hoc Mail?: The “ad-hoc mailing list” is a list of LINK members’ email addresses. Only members that have asked to be included on the ad-hoc email list will be contacted. The “ad-hoc mailing list” is a free service for MEMBERS ONLY. LINK will not pass on your details to third parties. Please read the policies regarding Ad-hoc mail here.
Please refer to the member newsletter for instructions on joining the ad-hoc mailing list.
I didn't receive a newsletter this month. What should I do?: First, if it is renewal time (September), check that you have paid your membership fee. Second, check that, if you have moved, you have informed the Membership Secretary.
Isn't LINK just for mothers with children?: No! Although Kids Korner is a very large and active set of subgroups, in fact over one-third of our members either have grown up children or none at all. The Activities Committee organizes different types of activities that cater to all tastes and all age groups.
What nationalities join LINK?: It is very rich and varied. At the moment, it is approximately 25% British, 26% American, 10% Danish, 5% German, 4% Dutch, 4% French, with the balance being spread over 47 other different countries, making us a truly international organization.