Denmark•Europe1 month
DKK 6,810 DKK
Varies by filing options
Varies (Depends on employment contract length)
Renewable
Renewal
Renewable
Family
Dependents allowed
PR Pathway
Yes
Sponsor
Job offer required
Work
Remote not required
Fast-track work permit for skilled professionals sponsored by certified Danish employers with streamlined 1-month processing.
The Fast-Track Scheme is a streamlined work and residence permit designed to help certified Danish employers recruit highly qualified international talent quickly. It serves skilled professionals and specialists whose expertise is in demand. The employer must be certified by the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI).
The permit is renewable and lasts for the duration of the employment contract. Processing takes approximately one month. The application fee is DKK 6,810. Spouses may work without restrictions, and dependents are allowed. The scheme provides a pathway to permanent residency.
This visa is ideal for skilled professionals and managers recruited by certified Danish employers who need to begin work quickly without lengthy administrative delays.
Employer must be certified by the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI).
Applicant must be offered a full-time job that meets the criteria of one of the specific Fast-Track sub-tracks (e.g., Pay Limit, Researcher, Short-term, or Educational track).
Salary and employment conditions must correspond to Danish standards.
Applicant must have a valid job offer or employment contract.
Applicant must be able to support themselves and any accompanying family members.
Applicant must not pose a threat to public order, internal security, or public health.
Education
bachelor or higher
Min. Income
552,000 EUR/yr
Valid passport
Employment contract
Power of attorney
Educational credentials
Company registration (sponsor)
Employment contract (sponsor)
Salary documentation (sponsor)
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