Start Your Danish Nursing Career with CNEX Guidance
Are you a dedicated nurse looking for international career opportunities
Denmark presents an incredible career option with international-quality healthcare standards, great work-life balance, and lucrative salaries. CNEX Guidance specializes in assisting overseas nurses—particularly those not from EU/EEA nations—to find their way through the intricate Danish nursing registration process.Â
From document preparation and submission to navigating the Danish Patient Safety Authority processes and language training in Danish, we provide complete assistance. Denmark’s healthcare sector is now in search of trained nurses, which makes it a great time to make the transition.Â
With a 3-year Temporary Resident Card (TRC) visa, family bring-along option, and guaranteed employment upon conclusion of your adaptation program, your dream to work and live in Denmark becomes a reality. Have CNEX Guidance as your go-to partner in establishing a prosperous and rewarding nursing career in Denmark. Your journey starts here.
Why Would Denmark Be a Good Nursing Career Option?
There is a reason why Denmark is fast becoming the world's most desirable destination for nursing. Denmark is the perfect destination for nurses who wish to advance their careers, travel the world, and lead improved lives to create an improved tomorrow.
Why Would Denmark Be a Good Nursing Career Option?
There is a reason why Denmark is fast becoming the world's most desirable destination for nursing. Denmark is the perfect destination for nurses who wish to advance their careers, travel the world, and lead improved lives to create an improved tomorrow.
1. Eligibility Evaluation
Ensure you satisfy the following requirements before starting the application:
- Educational Qualification: A qualified nursing degree aligned with Danish requirements.
- Clinical Experience: At least 2 years of clinical experience in the past 6 years.
- Language Proficiency: Willingness to acquire Danish, as this is a prerequisite for authorization.
Note: If your initial nursing education was gained more than 6 years ago, you are required to present proof of at least 12 months of full-time nursing employment in the past 6 years in order to meet the “6-year rule”.
2. Application Submission to the Danish Patient Safety Authority
Gather and provide the following documents:
- Completed Application Form: Online or PDF.
- Educational Certificates: Degree certificates and transcript.
- Proof of Clinical Experience: Detailed records of your experience in nursing.
- Valid Nursing License: From your home country.
- Passport Copy: Valid identification.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV): Detailed professional history.
3. Danish Language Proficiency
Although initial application is not necessary with Danish language certification, proficiency is crucial for:
- Clinical Practice: Proper communication with patients and colleagues.
- Authorization: For final approval, demonstration of language skills is a requirement.
Language Training:
- Courses: Customized Danish language courses for healthcare workers.
- Municipal Support: Free language classes are offered by some municipalities.
- Language Test: Passing the Danish Language 3 test (Prøve i Dansk 3) is required, with certain pass scores in oral, reading, and written tests.
4. Adaptation and Bridging Program
Following initial approval, you will take a 3-month adaptation program, which encompasses:
- Healthcare System Orientation: Familiarity with Danish healthcare procedures.
- Clinical Training: Supervised practice in Danish healthcare facilities.
- Cultural Integration: Acquaintance with Danish work culture and ethics.
This programme ensures that you are sufficiently prepared to fulfill the professional requirements of Denmark.
5. Final Authorization
Once you have successfully gone through the adaptation program and minimum requirements of language proficiency, the Danish Patient Safety Authority will issue you a full authorization to practice as a registered nurse in Denmark.
Visa and Residency Information
Denmark has a fast-track visa application process for nurses through the Positive List Scheme:
- Temporary Residence Card (TRC): 3-year permit to reside and work in Denmark.
- Family Accompaniment: Spouse and children are able to accompany you.
- Spouse Work Permit: Spouse is qualified for open work permit.
- Pathway to Permanent Residency: Possibilities to renew your stay and become a permanent resident.
Note: Registration with the Danish Civil Registration System (CPR) and health insurance card must be obtained when you arrive.
Why Choose CNEX Guidance?
At CNEX Guidance, we provide end-to-end support for your journey.
Our experienced team makes your transition to your new Danish career seamless.
Contact Us
Ready to start your nursing career in Denmark? Contact CNEX Guidance today!
Starting a nursing career in Denmark is an auspicious beginning for professional development and personal satisfaction. With the able guidance of CNEX Guidance, the journey to realizing your dream is clear and within reach. Let us be your reliable companion in this life-changing experience.
E-mail: overseas@cnexguidance.com
Frequently Asked Questions
The processing time by the Danish Patient Safety Authority normally takes about 7 months following submission of a completed application.
Although it is not necessarily required at the initial application level, knowledge of Danish is required for clinical practice and ultimate authorization.
Yes, under the TRC visa, your spouse and children can join you, and your spouse is eligible for an open work permit.
Yes, they accept documents sent via DHL.
