1. Find a job in Denmark
Before moving, most internationals secure employment with a Danish company or research institution.
You can explore opportunities through:
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Work in Denmark – the national job portal for international professionals
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Companies in the sound cluster in Struer
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Career opportunities at Bang & Olufsen or Phillips Medisize
Many companies in Struer work with audio technology, acoustics, design and creative sound.
2. Apply for residence and work permit
If you are moving from outside the EU/EEA, you must apply for a residence and work permit before starting your job.
Applications are handled by
Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration via
EU citizens typically only need an EU registration certificate.
3. Register your address and get a CPR number
Once you arrive in Denmark, you must register your address with the municipality.
This gives you your CPR number, which is required for:
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healthcare
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bank account
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employment
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digital services
Registration is done through
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your local municipality: Struer Kommune
4. Get your tax card and digital ID
To receive your salary in Denmark, you need a tax card.
Apply through
You will also receive MitID, Denmark’s digital login used for banking and public services.
5. Settle into life in Struer
Once the formalities are done, you can start enjoying life in Struer.
You can find practical information about:
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housing
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healthcare
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childcare
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everyday life in Denmark
via
Struer offers a unique mix of sound innovation, creative communities and nature by the fjord.
