Job Offer: In order to obtain a residence permit, you must have a job offer from an employer in Denmark.

Minimum Salary: There has to be minimum remuneration provisions set within the job offer and the conditions have to prescribe a rolling minimum annual rate. For 2024, the mentioned minimum income is DKK 465,000.

Employment Contract: You require a valid employment contract or job offer that outlines the salary and other working conditions.

Documentation: Documents required include salary statements, employment contract and any other documents that may support the claim of the qualifications of the applicant.

Secure a Job Offer: Get a job offer from a company in Denmark that pays, at least, the minimum salary.

Prepare Documentation: Keep all the required documents such as contract of employment, proof of income, academic certificates and any other documents that may deem relevant.

Submit Application: You have to apply through the official Danish Immigration Service website. Make sure all the forms are properly completed and all associated documents are submitted.

Pay the Fee: Submit the application fee, which is differs based on your nationality and your situation.

Biometric Data: Take two photographs and fingerprints at a Danish consulate or a visa application center.

Processing Time: The Denmark Pay Limit Scheme visa normally take about 30-60 days to be processed.

Receive Decision: After the application is complete, you will receive a decision. If your work permit is approved, you will receive it, and you will be able to work in Denmark.