The Danish work force is currently facing skills shortages in certain areas, such as the education, engineering, IT, medicine and healthcare sectors. Jobs in demand include building, energy and electrical engineers, medical consultants, hospital doctors, dentists and pharmacists.

How can a foreigner get a job in Denmark?

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.

What is the main employment in Denmark?

The statistic shows the distribution of employment in Denmark by economic sector from 2009 to 2019. In 2019, 2.22 percent of the employees in Denmark were active in the agricultural sector, 18.55 percent in industry and 79.23 percent in the service sector.

What is the basic salary in Denmark?

The salary range for people working in Denmark is typically from 20,407.00 DKK (minimum salary) to 59,765.00 DKK (highest average, actual maximum salary is higher).

How much is good salary in Denmark?

So, what is the average salary in Denmark? The average Danish employee earns a net salary of $7,700. This is to mean that the highest professionals take home anywhere from $9,916.7 while the lowest-paid employees take home around $4,833 per month.

How much it cost to buy a house in Denmark?

The average purchasing price for single-family houses in Denmark increased between 2009 to 2019. As of 2020, the average purchasing price for single-family houses in Denmark amounted to roughly 2.5 million Danish kroner per unit.

Is it easy to buy a house in Denmark?

Despite Denmark´s association with liberalism, it is not easy to acquire property here. Nonresidents may not purchase real property here unless the person: Is an EU national working in Denmark; or, If a non-EU national, has a valid residence or business permit.