Working in Denmark If you were legally resident in Denmark before 1 January 2021, you have the right to work, as long as you remain legally resident. Read our guidance on working in an EU country and Life in Denmark. Some jobs may require a UK police certificate.
Do I need a visa to work in Denmark from UK?
You do not need a visa or permit if you’re travelling to Denmark for up to 90 days in a 180-day period for: leisure travel, such as holidays or visiting friends or family.
Can a Brit live in Denmark?
Right to residence Following the approval of the Withdrawal Agreement, British citizens and their families have a right of residence in Denmark, provided they have been legally residing in Denmark prior to the UK’s withdrawal from the EU.
Can an English person move to Denmark?
As a result of Brexit, a UK citizen moving to Denmark will need a visa in the form of work or residency permit to live and work. We recommend you check out the requirements online and then apply at the Danish Embassy in the UK before you move.
Can I still move to Denmark after Brexit?
No, you still have the right to permanent residence in Denmark, but you must submit an application with a view to exchanging your previously issued residence document – which originated from EU law – to a new residence document based on the Withdrawal Agreement.
Can a UK citizen live and work in Denmark?
The Danish government has issued guidance for UK citizens who reside in Denmark following the Brexit transition. In 2021, UK citizens and individuals with permanent residence rights in Denmark must apply for new residence documents and new residence status demonstrating a continued right of residence in Denmark under the Withdrawal Agreement.
Can a British citizen with a CPR number live in Denmark?
British citizens living in Denmark and having obtained a Danish CPR-number will receive a letter from SIRI via e-boks in November 2020 with information on the new application procedure. A residence document issued under the Withdrawal Agreement only grants residence rights in the EU state of issuance, in this case Denmark.
Where can I work as a tourist in Denmark?
There are plenty of opportunities for seasonal work in Denmark’s tourist sector in the bars, hotels and clubs of Copenhagen and other cities. There’s no official application process for these kinds of roles, so try approaching establishments directly to discover opportunities.
What are the working conditions like in Denmark?
Workers also enjoy excellent working conditions, thanks to a strong collaborative arrangement between unions, employers and the Danish government, and the market is dominated by small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs). You’ll feel valued in your role wherever you work in the southernmost Nordic country.
