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New university checks, taxes and a hunt: What changes in Denmark in November

There's a busy month ahead in Denmark, with new legislation on security checks for university admission, a UN climate summit, and the annual Mortensaften duck dinner.The Local Denmark
What this means if you want to work there
Denmark is introducing new security checks for university admissions and taxation updates in November. If you plan to move to Denmark for work, these updates might affect your upcoming plans. You need to check if these new rules apply to your specific situation before you arrive. The recent announcements do not yet clarify every detail about how these changes will affect foreign workers. You should keep your employment documents and CV ready in English while you wait for official updates.
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