The minimum requirement is for a one-year residency, and the maximum permitted stay is four years. Learn about the requirements.
Denmark is a destination rarely chosen by Argentines to live or work. Whether due to the lack of ties to that country, its difficult language and its customs, its security, tranquillity, economic stability and landscapes make it a new direction for developing life.
As far as jobs are concerned, qualified jobs can be found in areas of marketing, advertising, engineering and health if you have a recognised university degree. A Danish company pays salaries of around 30,000 Danish kroner (almost 4,400 dollars) to candidates with recognised higher education degrees.
The 6 diplomatic offices that Denmark has in Argentina to consult about procedures are: Bahía Blanca, Córdoba, Mendoza, Rosario and Tres Arroyos. Meanwhile, the Embassy of the Nordic nation in the City of Buenos Aires is located at Avenida Leandro Alem number 1074, 9th floor.
These are the different types of visas available to emigrate to Denmark as an Argentine
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Quick way: process that takes a month and to be eligible for it the applicant’s company must becertified by the Danish Recruitment and Integration Agency.
According to income limit: The procedure also takes a month and only for people who receive a salary greater than 448,000 Danish kroner (about 65,000 dollars).
By positive list: If your profession is among those with a labor shortage, you may be able to receive preferential treatment to enter the country through the so-called ‘positive list’. supported by previous work experience or educational level.
What are the requirements to access a visa in Denmark being Argentine?
- A basic requirement to obtain this permit is that the applicant has obtained a valid job for a Danish employer.
- Create a request with ID number
- Pay the visa fee
- Copy of the passport showing all pages
- Job offer in which all data related to the employment agreement must appear
- Proof of experience, certificates, degrees that prove your suitability for the position
- Authorization for regulated professions (if applicable)
- Biometric data taken at a Danish embassy or consulate
Source: Ambito
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