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Denmark Expands Work Permit Scheme to Include Albania

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Denmark has expanded its work permit scheme to include Albania. Under the new rules, applicants must be offered a position with a minimum yearly salary of 322,000 kroner. This requirement is a significant reduction from the previous annual threshold of 552,000 kroner. Companies wishing to hire foreigners must be certified by the Danish immigration agency SIRI.

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Why it matters

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The expansion lowers the financial barrier for foreign workers entering Denmark. Companies utilizing the scheme must also sign a collective bargaining agreement with a trade union and obtain certification from SIRI.

From thelocal.dk

Who's involved

  • AlbaniaCountry whose citizens are now eligible for the expanded work permit scheme.
  • DenmarkCountry implementing the new labor and immigration law.

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