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AR6 – Work Permit (new employer)

If you're looking to work in Denmark the AR6 work permit is the key to legally entering the Danish job market.

SIRI fee is DKK 6.290

For those looking to work in Denmark, obtaining the AR6 work permit is an important step. The process might seem complex, but understanding the exact steps can make securing your work permit in Denmark more manageable. Below is a detailed breakdown of how to get started.

How to Get a Work Permit in Denmark with AR6 - step by step

Gather Required Documentation:
The first step to applying for your work permit for Denmark involves gathering the necessary documents. This includes:

A copy of all pages of your passport, including the front and back cover, and all empty pages.
An employment contract or job offer from a Danish employer.
Documentation of education relevant to the job you're applying for.
A signed power of attorney (POA) form both from the applicant (you) and your employer.

You can download the Power of Attorney forms here:

For the employee For the employer

2. Complete the AR6 work permit application form
The next step is to complete the AR6 application form, which must be filled out in English.

Note: WorkAdvice is not responsible for verifying the authenticity of the applicant's documents. By submitting the form, you agree to the personal data processing policy and the terms of the user agreement.

3. Submit your application
After gathering your documents and completing the work permit application form, you’ll need to submit everything to the Danish authorities. Ensure that all documents are accurate and submitted well ahead of time, as processing can take up to 90 days.

4. Receive your work permit in Denmark
Upon approval, you will receive your Danish work permit, allowing you to start working legally. Make sure to keep the permit valid by renewing it as needed.
Read more about how to extend your work permit here.

Good to know:

All scanned copies can be both color and black-and-white. Each document must be in a separate PDF file. One document to be in one pdf file (for example: copy of passport to be in one pdf file, copy of power of attorney to be in the second pdf file, and so on)

Using this link you can reformat jpg photos into text format of PDF.

You can also compress documents if you scanned it in a large extension Using this link

How WorkAdvice supports your work permit application

At WorkAdvice, we assist foreign workers in obtaining their work permit in Denmark. Our team provides personalized support, ensuring you understand each part of the process. From gathering the right documentation, filling out the work permit application form, to submitting everything, we guide you step by step.

We ensure that all required documents, such as your passport copy, employment contract, and the necessary power of attorney forms, are in order, making the process easier and more efficient. Our goal is to make sure that you secure your work permit for Denmark as smoothly as possible.

Need help with other paperwork?

Navigating the paperwork for your work permit in Denmark is just the beginning. At WorkAdvice, we offer comprehensive support with all the legal documentation you may need for living and working in Denmark. Additionally, if you’re bringing your family, we can assist with family reunification applications, both as a spouse and with a child.

For those applying for permanent residence permit (TU4) and work permit or handling contracts, our team is ready to guide you through the necessary steps. If you need help understanding Denmark’s tax system, we also offer expert tax consultations to ensure you're meeting all obligations correctly.

Explore our other paperwork services to ensure you have everything in place.

At WorkAdvice, we simplify the entire process, so you can focus on your career and new life in Denmark. Let us handle the paperwork.

First Name

Last Name

Nationality

Country of birth

CPR number

Date of birth

Person ID

Full address in your home country

Phone number

Full address in Denmark

Pasport number

Date of expiry of the passport

Date of entry to Denmark

Name and country of the educational institution

Major

Date of enrollment

Approx. date of graduation

Employment history (in Denmark)

1. Company’s/Employer’s name

1. Employer's address

1. Employer's phone number

1. Employer's email

1. Period of work

2. Company’s/Employer’s name

2. Employer's address

2. Employer's phone number

2. Employer's email

2. Period of work

3. Company's/Employer's name

3. Employer's address

3. Employer's phone number

3. Employer's email

3. Period of work

New employer’s information

Company name

CVR number

First and Last name of the employer

Company’s address

Employment start date

Emplyer's phone number

Employer's email

Consent for storing submitted data

Yes, I give permission to store and process my data

I hereby declare that the information given above and in the enclosed documents is true and accurate. Work Advice is not responsible for the authenticity of the applicant's documents.

Yes

Copy of all pages of your passport – including all empty pages and the passport’s front and back cover.

Employment contract or job offer (if you have from your employer, if not - we make it)

Documentation of education relevant to the job offered

Signed power of attorney from the employee

Signed power of attorney from the employer

Additional documents