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Thanks a lot! I am happy to hear it!

Thanks I will take a look!

Glad to be here!

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Yes, I live on the north island :) Where do you live?

northland, but imma say nothin else I dont wanna get ddoxed@@annes.eventyr

Cool! Which Island do you live on?

I live in north island

Yes great idea! Jacob has mostly found jobs as a picker and packer. This is a very common job for non too little danish speaking people in the area we live in. It is easier to find a job for english speaking people in the bigger cites, because they have more expats. Jacob is speaking danish but not on the level where he can apply for a job where it is required. But he sure has tried.

Thanks

Hi Kristjan. Thanks for the question. It's great to hear you are also wanting to give the Danish working holiday visa a try! It's an amazing country to live and work in. Once your application has been accepted you are automatically given temporary residency. Then once you arrive in Denmark it's important to book an appointment at borgerservice as soon as possible to get your CPR Number/yellow card. All employers will require you to have a CPR Number when signing up for jobs. Your next step should be to get a Danish bank account because your employer will most likely withhold the money owed to you until you have a bank account they can pay into. You will not be able to get a bank account until you have your CPR number. When applying for jobs I would recommend not disclosing the 3 month work limit to your potential employers. This is because Jacob had some difficulty in finding employers who would willingly hire him for such a short amount of time. You would probably have better luck if you just handed in your notice when you know your three months are almost up. Also I want to add that if you show that you are determined to learn some Danish during your stay it will definitely benefit you as you search for jobs. You are entitled to Danish lessons at your local language school as part of your visa. In regards to having your name on the letterbox, this means that you need to printout your name on a label and attach it to the letterbox of your address. This is because once you register your address with borgerservice you will start to receive mail to your residence. The postal service will not deliver it to you unless there is a name on the letterbox which matches the post. This is important for receiving your yellow card and residence card in the mail. Feel free to stay in contact. Thanks. Anne & Jacob

@@annes.eventyr Thank you so much !