working in denmark
Irish nationals holding a valid Irish passport may take up employment in Denmark in accordance with EU regulation. Irish nationals, who wish to seek employment in Denmark, may stay there without a visa or residence permit for a period not exceeding 3 months from the date of entry.
Finding employment
In order to keep updated on the current development in the job sector in Denmark it is recommended to seek information on the subject on the Work in Denmark's website. The website is aimed to connect international job seekers with Danish companies and offers you the opportunity to place your CV online plus looking for a job in the job database.
Health Insurance/Registration
Prior going to Denmark to look for employment you should contact your local Health Board to obtain form E128 or the Blue European Health Card. This entitles you to emergency medical treatment, until such a time that you are covered by Danish health insurance, e.g. when you start working/paying tax.
New in Denmark
If you want to visit, live or work in Denmark, please consult New in Denmark. This website has information on most subjects.
Embassy of Ireland
Østbanegade 21
2100 Copenhagen Ø
Denmark
Tel. +45 3547 3200
Fax +45 3543 1858
Website: www.embassyofireland.dk