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Nellie Berg wrote:

There's no easy way at all to a job in Denmark as there are more applicants seeking a job than there are jobs available. Getting a green card is not the same as getting a job. This site here will give you an impression of the ways to come here:

Have a look at my other posts in this forum and consider then your situation very carefully, what are the pros, what are the cons. If you have a job in Pakistan that matches your skills, you shall consider it even more carefully.

If you still want to go on with your plan, then let me see your list of pros and cons, and I'll give you some feedback on each point.

Hello Nellie,
I, Safir-Uz-Jaman Khan, am Bangladeshi by birth. I completed my ungraduation and mba from uk and worked for two years there. Now I am working as a Business/Finance Analyst in a private bank in Bangladesh. My IELTS score is 7. So far I reckon that my point is above 120. I read the procedure in the website. If i get the visa under greencard scheme, then at first the visa will be valid for 2years and I have to earn DKK 50,000 for the first year. At the time of extension for next 3 years, I have to earn DKK 319188 for the past 12 months period. I have the following questions if you can help me on these matters:
a) After getting the visa under greencard scheme, I have to earn DKK 50,000 ortherwise my visa will be cancelled. So how much I have to earn in the 2nd year?
b) I know that its difficult to get a job without Danish language. But will it be possible for me to earn DKK 50,000 in the 1st year and subsequently DKK 319188 at the time of 3 years extension?
c) The application fee for primary applicant is DKK 6850. So What is fee for the spouse?

Thanks,
Safir-Uz-Jaman Khan

Nellie Berg wrote:

As I understand the regulations (as I am not a lawyer):
Let's say that you get your green card by the 1. November 2015.
You move to Denmark on the 1. March 2016
You'll then have to earn 50,000 Kr. within the 1. November 2016, e.g. you have 8 months to meet the requirement.
You'll meet the next hurdle by the 1. August 2017 (3 months before your green card will expire, you'll take step to get it extended. In praxis it would be by the 1. July 2017 as it is important to respect the deadlines or your application will be rejected). At this time, you shall document that you have earned at least 319,725 Kr. (2015-price) in the period from 1. July 2016 - 30. June 2017.

binoysb007 wrote:

No you need to have an annual income of 3.19lk of dkk that means if ur visa expire in 2017 thn u need to show 2016-2017 annual income as 3.19lk

Sheikhnaveed wrote:

Nellie Berg: thanks for reply....appreciated... My only question; is its mandatory to do IELTS for Denmark Green Card Scheme/Work permits. even-though I have completed my Education in English + with 4 years Experience in English working environment, and i have a letter from my University/Employer that my education / experience is in English.

Hi Sheikhnaveed,

From what I understand regarding the conditions in order to be granted a residence permit under the Green Card Scheme, you must obtain a minimum of 100 points, which may be based on your educational level, language skills and adaptability. In order to be given points for language skills, you must document that you have passed a recognised language test in either Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, English or German. IELTS is one of the recognised language tests. It is not mandatory to do the IELTS...but then you will not get any points for language skills. English native speakers don't get any point either unless they have passed a recognizable language test.

So if you think you could get the maximum points for your educational level and/or your education qualifies you on the Positive List, and/or you had graduated from  an EU/EA or Switzerland university and had worked in any of the aforementioned countries, then perhaps your lacking of any points in the language skills would not be a problem. A minimum of 6.5 in IELTS could get you 40 points, for example.

You may check this link regarding the recognised language tests wherein you may gain points for the language skills if you decide to apply for the Green Card scheme:



As for your educational level, perhaps you should check with the Danish Agency for Higher Education on it's equivalent to the Danish education level. This way you would have an approximate guess of how much points you could gain for it.

Here's the link of the database for assessing qualifications:


Now, say for example we compute the possible points you can get for your qualifications:
Education, Bachelor's Degree + 1-year Master's degree  : 50 points
bonus points, job included in the positive list                     : 30
Language skills, No IELTS                                                 : 0
Adaptibility, have you studied/work in any EU countries? : ____
                                                                                              ??   Total points

Your education and job qualification alone may give you 80 points. Go figure if you need IELTS or not.

Hope this helps.

Pakistani qualification   
4-year bachelorÂ’s degree   a 2-year masterÂ’s degree   

Danish level of education
A bachelorÂ’s degree plus 1 year of studies at master's level,            possibly a masterÂ’s degree if the programme includes a thesis

You will be given 30 bonus points if your education qualifies you to work in a field where Denmark is currently experiencing a shortage of qualified professionals. You can find these fields on the Positive List. In order to obtain the bonus points, your education must be directly linked to a job title on the Positive List. Furthermore, you must meet the requirements for the job title in question, e.g. a Professional Bachelor's degree or a Danish authorisation.
Reference:

how much points i will score, guide me in this please

your Help in this will be highly appreciable

Regards

Sheikhnaveed wrote:

Ainos1912: thanks your reply it is very helpful and highly appreciated. i believe it will help other too

i further want to know

If my education and Job experience is total in English and medium of instruction (written and oral) with coworkers and managers is in English. and i have English Proficiency letter by Institute and employer on their letter heads will it help in points

regards

No, it won't count for the language skills. You have to document that you have passed a verifiable and recognised English exam like IELTS or TOEFL. As I mentioned earlier, even native English speakers won't get any point for it.   If they want points for it, they need to submit a documentation of passed IELTS or TOEFL or the equivalent Danish, Swedish, Norwegian Language tests. It's the same then for those whose medium of instruction in the universities (non EU) they graduated from is English. You need an IELTS for this.

But if you had studied/worked in any EU/EA countries then you will get points for it---max of 10 points only though. And even then, you would still be short of 10 points to obtain the minimum of 100 points.