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The Danish government announced that it will offer temporary work permits to foreign nationals using the fast track scheme in Esbjerg.
Key Points:
BAL Analysis: Danish authorities made temporary work permits available to those using the fast track scheme to help foreign nationals begin working more quickly once they arrive in Denmark. The quick job start policy is available to foreign nationals until the end of January 2023, after which authorities will decide if the policy will be extended.
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