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Danish immigration authorities announced an adjustment of practice for salary declarations.
Key Points:
Additional Information: If an employment contract contains the salary in a foreign currency, an addendum to the contract must be completed stating the salary in DKK. Danish authorities use income statistics made by the Confederation of Danish Employers to assess whether an offered salary corresponds to Danish standards. An updated version of the income statistics is now available and will apply to applications submitted after July 1.
BAL Analysis: For applications for an extension of a residence and work permit where the original permit was granted before Sept. 1, 2024, salary stated in a foreign currency will be accepted. The foreign currency will be converted into DKK, and a decision regarding the application for extension is based on the exchange rate.
This alert has been provided by the BAL Global Practice Group.
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