As an intern, you’ll have the opportunity to gain valuable experience in sectors such as agriculture and hospitality while earning a competitive salary. Understanding the salary structure and what to expect financially will help you plan your time in Denmark more effectively.
During your internship in Denmark, you’ll typically work a 37-hour week, giving you full-time experience in your chosen field. Internships usually last between 6 and 18 months, with salaries varying based on your experience and age.
You can expect to earn between DKK 12,371.06 and DKK 16,613.39 per month before taxes. This salary applies to internships in various sectors, including agriculture, where you can gain hands-on experience and learn about Denmark's sustainable practices.
Your salary in Denmark will increase as you progress through your internship. As your experience grows, so does your salary, ensuring that you’re fairly compensated for your work.
Below is a breakdown of what you can expect to earn:
|
Duration |
Monthly Salary (Before Tax) |
|
First 6 months |
DKK 12,371.06 |
|
7–18 months |
DKK 14,350.21 |
|
7–18 months (25+ years) |
DKK 16,613.39 |
Like in most countries, your salary in Denmark will be subject to taxes. These taxes help fund Denmark's strong social services, including healthcare and education. After taxes, you can still expect to take home a substantial portion of your earnings, providing you with financial stability during your internship.
Here’s an example of your potential take-home salary after taxes:
By choosing to intern in Denmark, you’ll not only gain invaluable experience in your field but also earn a competitive salary, allowing you to enjoy Denmark's high standard of living.
WorkAdvice is here to guide you through the process, ensuring a smooth transition and helping you secure an internship that aligns with your career goals. Contact us today to learn more about how we can assist with paperwork, salary information, and finding the right opportunity for you.
