How can foreign doctors work in Denmark?

Current rules require doctors trained outside of Nordic countries and the EU to pass a series of courses in order to be granted authorization to practice medicine in Denmark. These include Danish language tests as well as tests relating to medical knowledge and Danish medical law.

How do I get residency in Denmark?

In order to qualify for a permanent residence permit, you need to have had regular, full-time employment or been self-employed in Denmark for at least 3 years and 6 months during the 4 years prior to the date the Immigration Service reaches a decision about your application for permanent residence.

How can I work as a doctor in Denmark?

You must have obtained Danish authorisation and permission to work independently as a medical doctor. Internship which is required to obtain Danish authorisation and permission to work independently as a medical doctor – 1 year.

Can I apply for medical residency in another country?

Possible yes. Likely no. You have to make sure that the two countries have plans to allow this. That the country where you would do a residency accepts graduates from you planned medical school.

Can a US doctor practice in Denmark?

If you are a medical doctor from a country outside the European Union or a non-Nordic country and want to work in Denmark, you can apply for an authorisation to work as a doctor in Denmark.

Can I do my medical residency in Denmark?

You may apply for a residency permit in Denmark, which allows you to study Danish and pass the professional tests and exams needed to work as a doctor, dentist, or nurse in Denmark. A residence permit granted to obtain authorization does not grant you the right to work.

Is it easy to immigrate to Denmark?

It can be difficult to get a permanent residency visa in Denmark if you’re from outside the EU. To enter Denmark, you’ll need a valid passport and as a US national, you can stay in Denmark for 90 days without a visa.