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Service providers having close in-person contact with clients

Questions and answers for service providers having close physical contact with clients and customers, such as hairdressers.

Extended COVID-19 measures

All national measures have been extended until the end of 5 April 2021.

See overview of national measures

Questions and answers

Questions and answers for service providers having close physical contact with clients and customers, such as hairdressers. Updated: 10 February 2021.

What liberal professions must stay closed?

Liberal professions[ANJ1] whose services involve close physical contact between the service provider and the client must keep their premises closed. This means that the following shops/premises (among others) must stay closed[ANJ2] :

Tattooists, body piercers, spa clinics, body lounges, beauty parlours and massage parlours
Hairdressing saloons (the premises where services are provided). Accordingly, hairdressers are not prohibited from trimming their clients' hair at each individual client's private home
Other premises at which clients are offered services involving close physical contact between the service provider and the client
Tanning studios

Moreover, driving schools must stay closed. However, special rules apply to driving schools (see below).

What liberal professions can stay open?

The rules do not apply to public and private hospitals and clinics nor to private clinics and shops at which healthcare is carried out, see section 5 of the Danish Healthcare Act, provided that they are run by or employ authorised healthcare professionals. This is the reason why they can stay open.

Authorised healthcare professionals are persons listed in the Authorisation Register within one of the following categories:

Nurse
Social and healthcare assistant
Medical doctor
Dentist
Paramedic
Prosthetist and orthotist
Prescribing pharmacist
Medical laboratory technologist
Occupational therapist
Chiropodist
Physiotherapist
Midwife
Chiropractor
Clinical dietician
Clinical dental technician
Osteopath (including any non-authorised osteopath practising under the transition scheme)
Optician and optometrist
Radiographer
Dental hygienist

Driving schools

Driving schools must normally stay closed. This also applies to theory training and driving lessons.

Professional driving instructors cannot give driving lessons in motor vehicles and theory training classes at driving school premises at their disposal.

However, the ban does not apply to lessons taken to be able to contribute directly to the commercial transportation of goods or persons, or to contribute to the maintenance of efficient emergency services. It is still possible to give such lessons.