Relocating to Denmark involves understanding key aspects such as housing, healthcare, language acquisition, and cultural adaptation. Learn what to expect to make your transition easier and enjoy settling into Danish life.

guide about how to get a job in Denmark

How to work in Denmark

Parental leave in Denmark

“Moving to another country is a great experience and you really learn something about yourself.”- Presentation of the person behind

As a doctor how to spend more time with your family?

You are tired of working too much and not seeing your family. We talked to a lot of specialist EU doctors in recent years, and we can safely say that we have found all of them to be very hard-working, dedicated, ambitious, and driven. However,…

What is flexicurity?

In several researches Danes gained remarkably high rankings regarding working condition satisfaction and life satisfaction compared to other European countries. They even have their own word for happiness at work. The Danish labour market…

How long should your working week be?

Employees in Denmark has some of the shortest working hours in the world, with an average of 37 hours per week. An average that also applies to medical professionals. Nevertheless, getting an even shorter working week, is one of the core issues…

Job prospects for spouses in Denmark