Danish Greencard not only
helps you to live, but also help you to work and settle in Denmark
Starting from 1 January 2015,
the Danish green card new rules would apply. Based on the point system, both residence as well as work permits is
offered to the individual under the Greencard scheme.
As per the Greencard scheme,
before January 1st 2015, the special transitional scheme does apply,
if the individual is offered residence permit.
We find the result is, the first applicants submitted for extension
after Jan 1st 2015, they would be processed as per the extension
rules. However, if there are any subsequent applications for the purpose of
extension, it would processed under the new extension rules, where the
individual should meet the income requirement. This requirement must be met, it
has been stated in the latest residence permit.
If the individuals has been offered residence
permit as per the Danish green card 2015,
then they are not required to receive work permit separately. Under the Greencard scheme, a residence permit does
offer the individual right to carry out unpaid work as well as paid work.
However, we find the they should remember that, residence permit is granted
under the Greencard Scheme, as they cannot undertake self employment. A
residence permit as per the Greencard scheme, it does not offer the right to
work as a self employed.
Denmark immigration conditions
The individual’s in order to
get the residence permit as per the Greencard scheme, they must attain
minimum points. The points are allocated
based on the language, education, and adaptability.
The individuals should have
document which would prove that they would support themselves during their
first year in Denmark.
If residence permit has been
offered, then the individuals are required to take health insurance which
should not only cover themselves but also their family member until the
individual are covered by the Danish National health insurance.
