New Rules: Foreigners Can Work in Denmark Without Permit for Short Periods

In a recent development, Denmark has implemented new rules allowing foreigners employed by subsidiaries of Danish companies to work in the country without a work or residency permit for short durations. Effective from November 17, individuals engaged in management or high-level knowledge work, particularly in sectors like agriculture, construction, and hospitality, can benefit from this exemption. 

The conditions include affiliation with a Danish-established company with at least 50 employees and a limit of two working periods within 180 days, each not exceeding 15 days. Additionally, specific exemptions for artists, musicians, board members, and guest teachers are outlined. 

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