Starting your job search Work in Denmark (external website) Workindenmark is the official international portal for job search in Denmark. Jobnet (external website) Jobnet is the largest website available for finding a job in Denmark. Jobindex (external website) Jobindex has a large job database where most of the job ads are in Danish. Here you can search for jobs according to different categories, create a profile and upload your CV. Greater Copenhagen Career Portal (external website) Greater Copenhagen Career Portal is a site that lists job specifically suited for international candidates. Job search and career Starting your job search Read more about where to start your job search online. Career programs for internationals Find the career program that fits your situation Job centres If you lose your job, you have to contact your job centre. They will help you to find a new job as soon as possible. Certificate of criminal record Some companies and employers want to check your criminal record before they employ you. You'll get it at self-service using your NemID. Receive unemployment benefits from country in the EU/EEA and Switzerland You must submit a U2 (PDU2) form in order to receive unemployment benefits from abroad, which requires that you are registered as a jobseeker in Denmark Job search and career Useful information and support for finding a job in Copenhagen and in Denmark. Trade unions and unemployment funds Find out more about how trade unions and unemployment funds might help you if you become unemployed. Salary, pension and taxes Find more information on salaries, pension schemes and the Danish tax system. Holiday, parental leave and illness As a resident in Denmark you might be entitled to holidays, maternity leave, antenatal classes, etc. Cross-border commuters Find out more about what it means to be a cross-border commuter working in Copenhagen.
