Get Danish Authorisation For Doctors

If you have completed your medical training in an EU/EEA country and are a citizen of an EU/EEA country, you need to fill in the below application form to obtain Danish authorisation, permission to work independently as a medical doctor and specialist registration (if applicable).

You need official authorisation to work as a medical doctor, dentist, or veterinarian in Denmark. To work as a pharmacist at a private pharmacy or hospital pharmacy, you need a special permission. Graduates from universities outside EU/EEA must apply to the appropriate agency for permission to practise in the country.

If you are from a non-EU country and getting your medical degree from there, you have to go through the registration process to become a licensed doctor in Denmark. It's a long and tedious process and might take a few years. You need to spend a lot of time in Denmark to complete the process.

Here is the step-by-step work visa application process: Choose a Denmark work visa scheme. Create a case order ID. Pay the Denmark work visa fee. Compile the Denmark work visa document checklist. Submit the application. Take your biometrics. Wait for a response.

If you have completed medical training in a country outside Denmark and want to work as a medical doctor (læge) in Denmark, Greenland, and the Faroe Islands, you need to apply for Danish registration.

If you have been trained as a medical doctor, dentist or a nurse in a country outside the EU/EEA, you can apply for a residence permit in Denmark, which makes it possible for you to learn Danish and pass the professional tests. necessary to obtain a Danish authorisation as a doctor, dentist or nurse.

Due to high living standards, a strong welfare system and a healthy balance between work and private life, Denmark is known as one of the happiest countries in the world.

You need official authorisation to work as a medical doctor, dentist, or veterinarian in Denmark. To work as a pharmacist at a private pharmacy or hospital pharmacy, you need a special permission. Graduates from universities outside EU/EEA must apply to the appropriate agency for permission to practise in the country.