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Danish immigration authorities are relaxing policies for short-term workers, family reunification and bank requirements beginning July 1.
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BAL Analysis: The government hopes to provide employers and employees with greater flexibility as well as make it easier for Danish nationals and their families to return to Denmark. These policy changes should also support employer recruiting efforts for highly skilled workers and provide greater options for short-term work.
This alert has been provided by the BAL Global Practice Group.
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