The Danish government have introduced additional measures aimed at limiting the spread of the coronavirus. The Danish border is closed until the 13th April 2020. This means that the border between Denmark and Sweden is closed. No one will be able to enter Denmark without a "worthy purpose".

We have collected a few links with information about the restrictions and travel-advice from Sweden and Danish authorities to help cross-border commuters who travel across Øresund daily to stay informed.

New to Sweden? Fördomsfönster Öresund is a project designed to make it easier, both for you as a job seeker to find a job and for the employers who are looking for new employees.

The Danish government have introduced temporary border controls when traveling from Sweden to Denmark due to recent bomb attacks and gang shootings.

The Swedish police carry out border control when you travel from Denmark to Sweden. This means that you must show valid identification when entering Sweden. Read about the implications this has for commuters between Sweden and Denmark and the type of identification that is accepted.

The right to work in Denmark depends on your citizenship. Citizens who are not EU/EEA citizens must be extra aware of the rules on work permits and residence permits.

If you are thinking of looking for a job in Denmark, you can find vacant posts here on Øresunddirekt, check company websites or send an unsolicited job application. You can find more tips on how to find your dream job in Denmark here.

In Denmark, certain professions are what is known as "lovregulerede erhverv". That means that, in addition to the relevant training, you must have special authorisation to work within that profession in Denmark.