Denmark has announced new wage statistics for the Positive List for Skilled Work, set to take effect on February 20, 2025. This update will influence work permit applications, ensuring salaries meet Danish standards.
Denmark's updated Positive Lists for Skilled Work and Higher Education jobs take effect on January 1, 2025. With expanded opportunities for highly educated professionals and competitive salaries, the lists provide a clear path for foreign workers seeking residence and work permits in Denmark.
Starting November 8, 2024, citizens from nine new countries, including South Korea, Norway, and Finland, can visit China visa-free for up to 15 days. This move adds to China’s efforts to enhance international tourism and business ties.
China has further relaxed its visa policies for European travelers, granting visa-free entry to five more European countries starting October 15, 2024. This brings the total number of European countries eligible for visa-free travel to China up to 18.
Denmark has updated its work permit and salary assessment rules, effective from October 1, 2024. Foreign workers and employers must stay informed about salary standards, work schemes, and the latest income statistics to ensure their applications meet Danish requirements.
Explore the 2024 rankings of the best countries for quality of life, with a focus on healthcare, economic stability, and work-life balance. Find out why Denmark, Sweden, and other top nations are favorites for expats and residents alike.
Denmark has introduced new regulations for foreign workers applying for residence and work permits, effective September 2024. These changes include increased salary thresholds, mandatory salary declarations in Danish kroner, and the removal of foreign currency declarations. Stay updated on how these revisions impact work visa applications.
Denmark introduces new regulations for foreign workers applying for residence and work permits. Starting September 1, 2024, all salary declarations must be in Danish kroner, ensuring alignment with local standards.
As of July 1, 2024, Denmark has implemented exciting new regulations that enhance your study abroad experience. You can now work more hours, obtain work permits easier, and potentially reunite with your spouse more readily.
Copenhagen has launched CopenPay, a groundbreaking program that incentivizes eco-friendly tourism. Tourists can earn free meals, activities, and cultural experiences by making sustainable choices during their visit.
