If you want to drive your car here and then register it once you arrive, you can absolutely drive the car here yourself.
It t is possible to drive from Denmark to the United Kingdom, but it involves taking a combination of ferries and road travel. As of my last update in September 2021, here’s the general route to drive from Denmark to the UK:
Ferry from Denmark to Germany: Start by driving from your location in Denmark to one of the ports in Northern Germany that offer ferry services to the UK. Some common ferry ports in Germany with routes to the UK are Cuxhaven and Hamburg. You will need to book a ferry crossing for yourself and your car.
Ferry from Germany to the UK: Board the ferry with your car and cross the North Sea to the United Kingdom. The destination port in the UK will depend on the specific ferry route you choose, but common arrival points are Harwich, Hull, or Newcastle.
Continue Driving in the UK: After arriving in the UK, you can continue your journey by driving on the left-hand side of the road to your desired destination.
It’s important to note that the ferry routes and schedules may vary, and it’s advisable to check with ferry operators for the most up-to-date information on available crossings and booking procedures.
Additionally, if you plan to drive from Denmark to the UK, be aware of the specific driving regulations and requirements in both countries. Ensure you have the necessary documents, such as a valid driver’s license, car registration, insurance, and any other documents required for international travel.
When you want to register the car you will have to pay customs and duties potentially, but feel free to fill out a quote form for more information.