Del af Beskæftigelsesministeriet 3 lokationer Link mellem danske virksomheder og udenlandske kandidater - højt kvalificerede medarbejdere fx.

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2 Del af Beskæftigelsesministeriet 3 lokationer Link mellem danske virksomheder og udenlandske kandidater - højt kvalificerede medarbejdere fx. ingeniør, IT, sundhed osv. Rekruttering, rådgivning, information Spouse/partner program Job- og CV bank Del af det Europæiske rekrutteringog informationsnetværk EURES International Citizen Service

3 International Citizen Service Statsforvaltningen Borgerservice SKAT Styrelsen for International Rekruttering og Integration Styrelse for Videregående Uddannelser Workindenmark Jobcenter/LærDansk International Community

4 ICS Nem og hurtig registrering Ét sted Mere end registrering - Getting started - Spouse/partnerprogram - Welcome to Denmark håndbog - Individuel rådgivning og vejledning Gælder for borgere bosat i alle midtjyske kommuner dog ikke Holstebro, Lemvig og Hedensted kommune

5 Nordic citizens EU/EEA citizens Non-EU/EEA citizens Work in Denmark for less than 3 months Step 1: Create a tax card Step 1: Create a tax card Step 1: Apply for a residence and work permit (Styrelsen for International Rekruttering og Integration Step 2: Create a tax card

6 Nordic Citizens EU/EEA Citizens Non-EU/EEA Citizens Work in Denmark for more than 3 months Step 1: Register for a Danish CPR number (Borgerservice or International Citizen Service) Step 1: Apply for a residence certificate (Statsforvaltningen or Step 1: Apply for a residence and work permit (Styrelsen for International Rekruttering og Integration Step 2: Create a tax card Step 2: Register for a Danish CPR number (Borgerservice or International Citizen Service) Step 2: Register for a Danish CPR number (Borgerservice or International Citizen Service) Step 3: Apply for the blue European health card (online Step 3: Create a tax card Step 3: Create a tax card Step 4: Apply for the blue European health card (online

7 Nordic Citizens EU/EEA Citizens Non EU/EEA Citizens Cross-border workers Step 1: Apply for the special health card (Udbetaling Danmark) Step 1: Apply for the special health card (Udbetaling Danmark) Step 1: Apply for a residence and work permit (Styrelsen for International Rekruttering og Integration Step 2: Create a tax card Step 2: Create a tax card Step 2: Apply for the special health card (Udbetaling Danmark) Step 3: Create a tax card

8 What to bring Nordic Citizens Citizens from the Nordic countries can take up residence in Denmark without any restrictions. If you work in Denmark for more than 3 months, you must register for a personal registration number and a tax card. Please bring: Passport/ID card + a copy Work contract + a copy Nordic CPR number A proof of your address in Denmark (e.g. rental contract, letter from your landlord etc.) Marriage certificate if you are married + a copy. You must bring the marriage certificate, even if your partner is not accompanying you. If applicable: divorce certificate/death certificate (widow(er)). Only certificates in English/German/Scandinavian languages are accepted. Birth certificate(s) for accompanying children under 18 years + a copy. Only certificates in English/German/Scandinavian languages are accepted. Tax form (can be found on > write in the search field - choose language). Please note that all persons wishing to register in Denmark must attend in person at the International Citizen Service. This also applies to accompanying spouse and children. In order to register for a CPR number, you must have an address in Denmark. You can register with residence or abode in apartments, rooms, guest houses, hotels, campsites and similar non-moving housing. What matters is where you sleep regularly, where you have your belongings there and length of stay.

9 What to bring EU/EEA Citizens If you are a citizen from an EU/EEA country you can take up residence in Denmark if you have found a job in Denmark. If you work in Denmark for more than 3 months, you must register for a residence certificate, a personal registration number (CPR) and a tax card. Please bring: Form OD1. Each family member older than 18 years must fill in form OD1 incl. accompanying children. Can be found on > EU residence > Application Declaration by the Employer (Appendix A in form OD1). Please note, that you must register within one month from the day your employer have signed the work contract/the Declaration by the employer. This applies for workers only. Work contract + a copy (for the Tax authorities). Please note, that you must register within one month from the day your employer have signed the work contract/the Declaration by the employer. Original passport/national ID card with photo + a copy One passport size photo A proof of your address in Denmark (e.g. rental contract, letter from landlord) Marriage certificate if you are married + a copy. Please remember to bring the marriage certificate, even if your partner is not accompanying you. If applicable: divorce certificate/death certificate (widow(er)). Only certificates in English/German/Scandinavian languages are accepted. Birth certificate(s) for accompanying children under 18 years + a copy. Only certificates in English/German/Scandinavian languages are accepted. Tax form (can be found on > write in the search field choose language) Please note that all persons wishing to register in Denmark must attend in person at the International Citizen Service. This also applies to accompanying spouse and children. In order to register for a CPR number, you must have an address in Denmark. You can register with residence or abode in apartments, rooms, guest houses, hotels, campsites and similar non-moving housing. What matters is where you sleep regularly, where you have your belongings there and length of stay. OBS husk altid at udfylde Appendix A (i OD1) Arbejdsgivererklæring (tidligst én måned før medarbejderen søger om registreringsbevis).

10 What to bring Non-EU/EEA Citizens If you are a citizen from a Non-EU/EEA country, you must apply for a work- and residence permit before arrival in Denmark. Each family member must have a residence permit. After arrival in Denmark, you must register for a personal registration number (CPR) and a tax card. Please bring: Your work- and residence permit from the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration + a copy Your work contract + a copy Original passport/national ID card with photo + a copy A proof of your address in Denmark (e.g. rental contract, letter from landlord) Marriage certificate if you are married + a copy. Please remember to bring the marriage certificate, even if your partner is not accompanying you. If applicable: divorce certificate/death certificate (widow(er)). Only certificates in English/German/Scandinavian languages are accepted. Birth certificate(s) for accompanying children under 18 years + a copy. Only certificates in English/German/Scandinavian languages are accepted. Tax form (can be found on > write in the search field - choose language). Please note that all persons wishing to register in Denmark must attend in person at the International Citizen Service. This also applies to accompanying spouse and children. In order to register for a CPR number, you must have an address in Denmark. You can register with residence or abode in apartments, rooms, guest houses, hotels, campsites and similar non-moving housing. What matters is where you sleep regularly, where you have your belongings there and length of stay.

11 Getting Started - AU Welcome to Denmark Agenda Presentation of Workindenmark Residence permits Driver s licence Bank NemID and e-boks Social security Unemployment insurance Pension Insurance Spouse /partner Children IB etc

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13 Bortfald af opholdstilladelse/registreringsbevis En opholdstilladelse kan bortfalde på tre måder: Hvis man opgiver sin bopæl og udrejser af Danmark Hvis man ikke indrejser i Danmark senest 6 måneder efter, at man har fået opholdstilladelse Hvis man opholder sig uden for Danmark i en længere periode En opholdstilladelse bortfalder automatisk, hvis man opgiver sin bopæl i Danmark - fx hvis man sælger eller opsiger sin bopæl i Danmark og ikke længere er registreret på en dansk adresse i Folkeregistret - og forlader landet. En opholdstilladelse bortfalder endvidere, hvis man ikke indrejser og tager ophold i Danmark inden 6 måneder efter udstedelsen af opholdstilladelsen. Hvis man har en bopæl i Danmark - dvs. at man er registreret på en dansk adresse i Folkeregistret - er der regler for hvor længe, man kan være ude af Danmark uden at miste sin opholdstilladelse: Hvis man har boet lovligt i Danmark i under to år, kan man opholde sig uden for Danmark i op til 6 måneder Hvis man har boet lovligt i Danmark i over to år og har en opholdstilladelse med mulighed for varigt ophold, kan man opholde sig uden for Danmark i op til 12 måneder Hvis man opholder sig uden for Danmark længere end de 6 eller 12 måneder, bortfalder ens opholdstilladelse automatisk, selvom man har en bopæl i Danmark. Personer, der har opholdstilladelse som forsker eller efter fast-track ordningen, er undtaget fra reglerne om bortfald (gælder også medfølgende familiemedlemmer)

14 Udrejse Se Leaving Denmark

15 International Citizen Service Åboulevarden 31, 1 st floor, 8000 Aarhus C Phone: Mail: west@icitizen.dk Office hours - personal appearance: Thursday Friday Office hours telephone and Monday Wednesday Thursday Friday

16 Claus Bang Møller Workindenmark Åboulevarden 31, 1. DK Aarhus C Tlf cba@workindenmark.dk

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