Denmark Green Card Scheme is a scheme introduced by Denmark to attract valuable skilled professionals from round the world. Like Australia, Canada and New Zealand, the Nordic Nation also has a point based scheme, i.e., ‘Green Card Scheme’ under which each applicant is evaluated on the basis of merit. To qualify, each applicant must score at least 100 points on the basis of education, age, experience and language. Successful aspirants can bring along their family members as well to the nation.

Coming back to the points, apart from scoring 100 points, it is essential that you must have valid health insurance coverage, and enough capital to prove that you are financially sound to support yourself and your family members while you look out for a job in the nation.

Denmark Green Card Scheme–How It Works!

If you are a skilled professional, inclined to live and work in the Northern European Country, then this is an excellent opportunity for you. The scheme allows Non European trained workers to come and look for an opportunity in the nation. If you successfully meet the eligibility criteria on the point scale you must submit your application, and if you meet the other requirement as well, you are issued a ‘Danish Visum’. Complete processing may take 25 to 50 working days.

‘Danish Visum’ gives you liberty to come to the nation and look for a suitable job, as you find the perfect job your ‘Danish Visum’ will convert into a ‘Danish Green Card’. Officially it is your permit to live and work either in the country or any other European country indefinitely.

As many Danish companies are facing shortage of skilled workers, in various sectors, the scheme is just perfect for those qualified workers who wish to explore employment opportunities in Europe or Denmark specifically. It is the fastest and the shortest route that leads you the to your dream country.

Denmark Green Card Scheme–Main Features

• Potential applicant initially gets a temporary permit for three years. By the end of the first tenure you may apply for an extension of one year, and if your second tenure also expires, you can further apply for an extension of up-to four years.
• Your temporary permit can only be extended if you have worked for at least one year for not less than ten hours in a week.
• Under the scheme, you are entitled to get a Green Card in seven years after you have migrated to Denmark.
• Once you have received a Green Card, you are free to live and work anywhere in Europe.
• You, as a Green Card holder, are eligible to travel to any Schengen country without obtaining an additional visa.
• Your family members are eligible to enjoy similar rights and benefits.