To get your permit card, you need to register with an address once you are in Denmark. Finding address could take some time. So it is advised that you should at least be here 1 month before your temporary permit expires.
Everyone have there own path in life. You need to try you luck. If you are lucky you can get job in Denmark. It is upto the available job vacancies in market. You should already try searching your kind of job at the local job websites. Try to make your CV accordingly to what is required and written in job description. If some extra courses, skills or certifications are required so complete them.
Language is not really a barrier, scandanavian countries are very good in english language. 80% of population speaks good english. There are many foreigners and paki's living and working for several years here in Denmark without knowing much danish.
If you are interested in getting passport. It's required to live in country for 10 years. Its a long waiting time. So u should not go for that now. First thing is to get a professional job. That is through searching, networking, experience.
It takes 4 weeks for CPR and >6 weeks for residence card and lots of other things to sort.
Accommodation is VERY difficult.you must have contacts here to get one.
I searched for more than a month and got one from an acquaintance of mine.
Estate agents deal with sales only.
For ODD job u must know Danish :)
Job depends on your LUCK :) but i can see lots n lots of project management jobs. so start applying.
expense = 7000 DKR rent/month .
2/3000 DKR initial expense for furniture n stuff ( houses are unfurnished here)
food == 3-5000 DKR ( Depends what u eat)
other 2000 ( bills n commute)
It has been seen by many people based observations and experience by spending time in Denmark and felt great loss of my time and professional skills while being there. I have seen professionals having bachelor and master degrees from different countries or even a masters from Europe looking for jobs like
cleaning, dish washing, and other odd jobs. will soon forget your qualification and skills and will be so
happy by getting a job at Pizza
Yes, there may be some who got professional jobs mostly in IT, depend upon luck and your hunt for job.
There are many professional opportunities, but mostly depends on your experience, skills and luck. Every person has his own experience, skills and luck and I have seen many many students who got excellent professional opportunities in Denmark and are regularly getting jobs, so don't be dis-appointed and be positive. If you have the skills then you will find good job too.
You have to be careful when applying for job. Read the requirements carefully and then prepare your resume and cover letter accordingly.
Don't just through your resume to every job, but prepare your resume for the most relevant job and spend time in preparing your resume for each and every job separately.
Your are welcome dear. Please see the links below and good luck. Below are the international companies mostly pharmaceuttical where experience and skills count more than language, but offcourse language is a plus.
How to dispense (normally a green card holder has to enter denmark within 6 months of visa stamping, Dispensing would be to extend this 6 month period due to some personal problems) green card visa.
PS1 or PS3 form is available on the website in Danish, visit following official website.
http://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-us/coming_to_dk/if_you_leave_denmark/how_to_apply.htm
Everyone have there own path in life. You need to try you luck. If you are lucky you can get job in Denmark. It is upto the available job vacancies in market. You should already try searching your kind of job at the local job websites. Try to make your CV accordingly to what is required and written in job description. If some extra courses, skills or certifications are required so complete them.
Language is not really a barrier, scandanavian countries are very good in english language. 80% of population speaks good english. There are many foreigners and paki's living and working for several years here in Denmark without knowing much danish.
If you are interested in getting passport. It's required to live in country for 10 years. Its a long waiting time. So u should not go for that now. First thing is to get a professional job. That is through searching, networking, experience.
It takes 4 weeks for CPR and >6 weeks for residence card and lots of other things to sort.
Accommodation is VERY difficult.you must have contacts here to get one.
I searched for more than a month and got one from an acquaintance of mine.
Estate agents deal with sales only.
For ODD job u must know Danish :)
Job depends on your LUCK :) but i can see lots n lots of project management jobs. so start applying.
expense = 7000 DKR rent/month .
2/3000 DKR initial expense for furniture n stuff ( houses are unfurnished here)
food == 3-5000 DKR ( Depends what u eat)
other 2000 ( bills n commute)
It has been seen by many people based observations and experience by spending time in Denmark and felt great loss of my time and professional skills while being there. I have seen professionals having bachelor and master degrees from different countries or even a masters from Europe looking for jobs like
cleaning, dish washing, and other odd jobs. will soon forget your qualification and skills and will be so
happy by getting a job at Pizza
Yes, there may be some who got professional jobs mostly in IT, depend upon luck and your hunt for job.
There are many professional opportunities, but mostly depends on your experience, skills and luck. Every person has his own experience, skills and luck and I have seen many many students who got excellent professional opportunities in Denmark and are regularly getting jobs, so don't be dis-appointed and be positive. If you have the skills then you will find good job too.
You have to be careful when applying for job. Read the requirements carefully and then prepare your resume and cover letter accordingly.
Don't just through your resume to every job, but prepare your resume for the most relevant job and spend time in preparing your resume for each and every job separately.
Your are welcome dear. Please see the links below and good luck. Below are the international companies mostly pharmaceuttical where experience and skills count more than language, but offcourse language is a plus.
How to dispense (normally a green card holder has to enter denmark within 6 months of visa stamping, Dispensing would be to extend this 6 month period due to some personal problems) green card visa.
PS1 or PS3 form is available on the website in Danish, visit following official website.
http://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-us/coming_to_dk/if_you_leave_denmark/how_to_apply.htm
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