Work Permit
Are you going to work or run a business in Denmark?
We assess which scheme suits your situation and assist with a thorough application for a work permit.
WHY CLIENTS CHOOSE LEGALSTAY
A work permit requires more than just an application.
At legalstay you will receive specialized advice that ensures that your case is documented and adapted to the right scheme.
Specialized experience
We have solid experience with work permits and understand the rules, requirements and key considerations in your case.
We make it clear
We provide a clear overview of requirements and documentation – making the process simple and structured.
We take care of the case
We manage the process from beginning to end and keep your case on track until a final decision has been reached.
How we help you through the process
01
Free assessment of your personal case
We assess your case and review your work permit options, including requirements, risks and next steps.
02
Preparation and submission of application
We advise on documentation and prepare a complete application that meets the authorities’ requirements.
03
Follow-up and advice until decision
We handle follow-up with the authorities and keep you informed until a final decision is made.
Work Permit Prices
We offer fixed prices tailored to the type of case.
From the start, you will have clarity about both the process and the costs
Work Permit in Denmark
- Assessment of your case and selection of relevant scheme
- Advice on requirements, documentation and employment conditions
- Review or preparation of employment contract
- Preparation and submission of application to SIRI
- Assistance to employers and applicants (e.g. job postings and CVs)
- Follow-up and handling of the case until resolution
Accompanying Family Member
- Assessing your options
- Preparation and submission of application to SIRI
- Advice on documentation and requirements
- Ongoing advice and answers to your questions
- Handling of supplementary information
- Follow-up until decision
Frequently asked questions about work permits
Are you in doubt about the rules or your work permit options?
Here you will find answers to the most common questions.
The requirements vary by scheme, but typically include salary level, employment conditions and documentation of qualifications and education. It is crucial that the employment meets Danish standards.
The case processing time varies depending on the scheme and case type, but can typically take from a few weeks to several months.
Yes. However, many companies do not have a legal function or time to handle the application. We assist both you and the employer in those schemes where the application is two-part.
A work permit is linked to a specific position, and therefore you lose it if the work ceases. If you change jobs, a new application must therefore be submitted in a timely manner.
Yes, if the conditions are still met, the work permit can be extended. The application must be submitted before the current permit expires.
It depends on the scheme you are applying under, but the application typically includes information about your identity, education, work experience and the specific job offer, including salary and employment conditions. In addition, you will usually need to provide information about, among other things, previous stays in Denmark, family circumstances, finances, housing, health and any criminal records.
Ja, hvis du får arbejdstilladelse, kan din ægtefælle (registreret partner eller fast samlever) og hjemmeboende børn under 18 år få opholdstilladelse.
You can also find more knowledge about work permits on our Instagram, where we continuously share insights and answer relevant questions.
CONTACT US
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You are welcome to contact us for a non-binding conversation. We treat all inquiries confidentially and with respect.
Call us on +45 42 66 69 34