Working in Denmark

Working in Denmark and checking the companion visa

The possibility of getting a companion visa one of the most important matters to job seekers in Denmark is. Fortunately, it is possible for the owners of a Danish work visa to apply for this visa. According to international definitions, a companion includes the applicant’s spouse and children under the age of 18 and does not include other family members. The important thing about the Danish companion visa is that the applicant’s spouse will also be allowed to have a part-time work and his/her children can study for free in Danish schools, and as a result couples can work in Denmark at the same time, and it can be said that getting a permanent residence permit for them seems to be guaranteed.

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Topics reviewed in this article:

• Working in Denmark and Danish work visa
• Working in Denmark and the required documents for a work visa
• Working in Denmark and the amount of salary in Denmark
• Working in Denmark and the required jobs in Denmark 2020
• Working in Denmark and employment agencies in Denmark

Working in Denmark and Danish work visa

According to the previous laws of working in Denmark, migrating to Denmark through work was ideal for job seekers in Denmark, but those rules have been repealed now. In the past, applicants for working in Denmark could get a Danish work visa through a Danish Green Card which was based on a point-based system. At the moment, based on the current laws, getting a jobseeker visa in Denmark seems highly unlikely, because an applicant for working in Denmark must have a job invitation (job offer) from an employer who owns a trustworthy company or organization to work in Denmark and he/she has paid his/her taxes and follow the six-month process mentioned earlier which according to the experience of the international lawyers of Malekpour Law Firm, job seekers in Denmark have a lot of difficulties to complete this process.

As a result, getting a work visa in Denmark and migrating to Denmark through work is an extremely difficult procedure due to the repeal of the Danish Green Card rules.

Another way to get a work visa in Denmark is to get a job offer from a Danish employer. This visa will be issued to a person who has an employer from this country and a job offer has been sent by the employer to the applicant. In this case, job seekers in Denmark can get a work visa in Denmark and enter Denmark. The job application process in Denmark is very time consuming and difficult because the job opportunity has to be advertised in Denmark for 3 months and then if no one was found for the job in Denmark, the job will be advertised in the EU and if there are no applicants for the job in Denmark neither, this job opportunity will be granted to a person from outside of the union. People can spend half of the time of this process for applying to study in Scandinavian countries, including Denmark, and enter this country faster and find a job in Denmark faster.

Working in Denmark and the required documents for a work visa

You need a job offer in order to get a Danish work visa. Having a higher education makes it easier to find a job and get a work visa in Denmark. The required documents for getting a Danish work visa are:

• A Passport which is valid at least for3 months
• Completing the electronic Danish Work Visa Application Form
• 2 passport photo
• Declaration of the reason for traveling to Denmark
• Receipt of round trip ticket to Denmark
• Receipt of booking a hotel (hotel reservation) or accommodation in Denmark for the duration of the visa
• Travel insurance receipt with a minimum coverage of 30,000 euros for Denmark and the Schengen area countries
• Print of the bank account deposits in banks approved by the embassy

Working in Denmark and the amount of salary in Denmark

Knowing the amount of salaries for jobs in Denmark can help you to check your income and expenses in this country. This article has been written by the experts of Malekpour Law Firm (MIE Austria) and copying it without mentioning the source is illegal and can be prosecuted by the law. The annual salary for some jobs in Denmark for job seekers in Denmark is shown in the table below:

Working in Denmark and the required jobs in Denmark 2020

A large part of the Danish population are engineers and skilled workers, who have become one of the most important reasons for the economic growth in Denmark. Working in Denmark has very important advantages and economically has a very high salary, because Denmark is a very industrial country and after 4 years of working in Denmark and paying taxes, you can get a permanent residence permit in Denmark, and then through that you can apply for a Danish passport.

The required jobs in Denmark including the technical and engineering fields, which are widely welcomed and accepted. These occupations include:

Working in Denmark and employment agencies in Denmark

In the previous section of the article on working in Denmark, we learned about how to find a job in Denmark, and we understood that you can apply for a job in Denmark by submitting your resume to employment agencies.           Fortunately, most employment agencies in Denmark have a website, and business owners show their job advertisements on those websites that job seekers in Denmark can view and by selecting one or more of them, correspond with the employer and, if the employer is satisfied, the applicant will get a job offer from him/her. At the end of this section, we will introduce you to some of the most important employment agencies in Denmark: