Do NOT come to Denmark IF... 6 Reasons to consider before MOVING to Denmark

[@akratijain5643]

You videos makes lots of sense and give clarity to live here … thanks for helping us ☺️

[@KritiPrajapati]

Yahhh! Thank you so much Akrati :)

[@jaibhatia831]

Here are some of my doubts, kindly give me answers for that :- 1. Apart from Copenhagen, do Danish people have sound knowledge of English language in other cities like Aarhus, Odense ? 2. One can able to get part time jobs, even though they are odd jobs at starting stage, in which there is no any role of speaking native language ? 3. One can get cash related part time jobs easily in Denmark ?

[@minipuffunicorn4975]

Mostly All ppl in Danmark speak english were taught in school so No worrys there about part time jobs there Are many and you take the ones You want and as many as You want however Cash is not used at All in vages only other then illegal work All is digital and thats how we get payed

[@mbuotidemessen6205]

How can international medical graduate come to Denmark to practice

[@ronakgarg3650]

Congratulations for completing PD3 !!!

[@KritiPrajapati]

Thank you Ronak 🤘😃

[@user-hg2nq6yh2r]

Make video on how is Danish people attitude

[@garimayoga07]

Hi kriti How are the medical facilities in Denmark.

[@prachiabhyankar9122]

Hi Kriti! Thank you for such wonderful content and sharing useful tips. Could you also tell us about how non EU citizens can access the Danish Healthcare system? I heard there is provision of A Special Health Card once you gain a CPR number. Is it also the same for Administrative CPR number? Can a foreigner/ Non-EU citizen (Indian Citizen) gain access to the Health Insurance/ Scheme in Denmark?

[@KritiPrajapati]

Hi Prachi, Thank you for the question. Once you have the CPR number, you get the health card (yellow card) here, which gives you access to medical treatment in Denmark. You can read more about it at international.kk.dk/live/healthcare/health-insurance/yellow-health-card Hope it clarifies!!!

[@kawalpreetkaur8739]

mam finding appartment is difficult in Denmark for couple?

[@KritiPrajapati]

Hi Kawalpreet, I wouldn't say it's difficult but it requires work to find the right apartment and to make sure you don't get scammed. I suggest you to check www.boligportal.dk/, it's a great place to know about the prices and other important data.

[@T.Mahmood]

Hello Kriti .. nice video and content, I am medical doctor, heared about Medical Authorisation of non european medical degrees like dr , dentist , nurse etc in Denmark .. can you please make video about this if know anyone who gone through this process.. Thanks ..

[@KritiPrajapati]

This is a good topic and I will plan to cover in the future. I suggest you to read about the authorisation for medical degrees here - www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB/You-want-to-apply/Work/Authorisation this is the main website to understand the process.

[@T.Mahmood]

Thanks for reply Kriti, yes i gone through this site, here all process explained nicely, just want first hand knowledge from some one who gone through this process, i heard good no of indian pakistan nepal and bangladesh health care workers came with success stories, hopefully you will find someone for interview like other videos .. Thanks ..

[@Donewithit.]

Does denmark return the tax at last?

[@basnetvlogs8617]

Hii tell us about job and salaries

[@KritiPrajapati]

Will cover this topic soon!! :)

[@kevinsteve7406]

3 year bachelor appected for masters??

[@SimonRaahauge1973]

the country side is much cheaper than copenhagen. :oD

[@KritiPrajapati]

Yahh! Thank you for mentioning this point Simon! :)

[@GladiusArch08]

Ab toh aa hi gaye hai 😅😂

[@KritiPrajapati]

Hahah Haan ab toh Kuch nhi ho sakta 😂