Profession: The applicant’s profession must be listed on Denmark’s Positive List, which includes occupations where there is a shortage of qualified professionals. The list is regularly updated to reflect the current needs of the Danish labor market.

Qualifications: Candidates must have the necessary educational qualifications and professional experience relevant to their profession.

Job Offer: An essential criterion is having a job offer from a Danish employer for a role that matches an occupation on the Positive List.

Salary: The job offer must include a salary that meets the standards set for the Positive List positions.

Job Search: Identify a job offer in Denmark that matches an occupation on the Positive List.

Prepare Documents: Gather the required documents, including educational certificates, employment contracts, and proof of professional experience.

Submit Application: Complete and submit your application through the official Danish immigration portal. Ensure all forms are filled out accurately and all required documents are included.

Application Fee: Pay the necessary Denmark work visa fees, which are part of the application process.

Processing: Wait for the processing of your application. The Denmark Positive List processing time typically ranges from a few weeks to several months, depending on the volume of applications and specific circumstances.

Decision: Once a decision is made, you will be notified. If approved, you will receive your work permit and visa, allowing you to begin working in Denmark.