Is it hard to get a work visa in Denmark?

Applying for a work visa in Denmark is a relatively quick and easy process compared to those in other countries. However, applicants still need to meet a long list of requirements, and employers need to know all the steps of how to get a work visa in Denmark.

How long does it take to get a work visa for Denmark?

The official processing time is 60 days. However if you submit the application together with your partner, both applications will as a general rule be processed at the same time. The same goes if you bring children.

How can I go to Denmark for work?

To work in Denmark as a foreigner, you may need a visa and a work permit. EU citizens do not need either—they are free to enter the country and take up work right away. However, they should be properly registered in the country (for a CPR number, a health card, etc.) if they are staying for longer than three months.

How do I become a permanent resident of Denmark?

In order to qualify for a permanent residence permit, you need to have had regular, full-time employment or been self-employed in Denmark for at least 3 years and 6 months during the 4 years prior to the date the Immigration Service reaches a decision about your application for permanent residence.

What is pink card in Denmark?

As a non-EU/EEA citizen, you will be issued a residence card with biometrics (pink card), which includes your facial image and fingerprints stored on a microchip embedded in the card. You must have the residence card to travel outside Denmark, as it is the documentation that you have a residence and work permit.

Can I stay in Denmark after Brexit?

According to the withdrawal agreement you can maintain your residence rights in the host member state as defined in the EU rules on free movement. This means that you can continue to live, work or study in Denmark on the same conditions as now.