Does Denmark earn much by working abroad?

Denmark is a small country with a population of only 5 million, so the income of every industry can be calculated clearly. Counting all subsidies and welfare benefits, the average wages of all walks of life are basically the following figures.

Supermarket cashier 20362 kronor/month

Cleaners 22767 kronor/month

The work of the nursing home is 25973 kronor/month.

Plumber 30623 kronor/month

Kindergarten teachers 27577 kronor/month

Office staff 28058 kronor/month

Prison guards 3 1 104 kronor/month

Police 38,479 kronor/month

Nurse 30944 kronor/month

Middle school teachers 32387 kronor/month

Engineer 49542 kronor/month

Lawyer 53069 kronor/month

The above figures are all before tax. From the figures, the income of Danes is not very high. According to the calculation of 1 US dollar for 6 kroner, the annual salary of engineers is only $65,438+10,000. Everyone pays different taxes according to their income. Like the wealth ranking of Danes, the tax paid by Danes is definitely the highest in the world.

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To tell the truth, as a staff member with conscience, I still want to remind the fact that foreign countries have earned a lot, but the expenses are really quite a lot. And if it's a simple work visa, believe me, it's not worthwhile to add up the expenses of 7788, such as making money by investing in a job in the early stage, plus your expenses in Denmark. The so-called developed country means that the more developed you are, the more comfortable you are. If you want to see the world and experience different lives, that's good. But if you want to go to Denmark to wash a bowl and make a fortune because you think the domestic salary is too small, then forget it, it's not worthwhile at all, and you even have to pay a premium.