As an international employee, unpaid guest researcher or guest PhD student at DTU, you must have a valid work and residence permit.
Depending on your nationality, there are different Danish rules regarding your rights to work and reside in Denmark. Corporate HR,
can guide you through the application process.
Non-Nordic citizens travelling to Greenland to work need a work and residence permit to work in Greenland.
Find more information in English.
Find more information in Danish.
How to apply for a work permit and residence permit from the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration / SIRI for individuals who originate outside the EU/EEA.
How to apply for an EU Residence permit at The Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI) for individuals with EU or EEA nationality - except Nordic citizens - who will be working at DTU for more than three months.
Citizens of Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden are free to enter, reside, study and work in Denmark. They do not need a visa, work permit or residence permit.
Support case for HR Submit your support case, or send questions to HR, in DTU Service Portal.
