How to obtain a permanent residence permit in Denmark

Denmark is a non-immigrant country, so it is good to have permanent residency. You can marry or work with Danes for more than 4 years through family reunion, but in either case, you must take Danish and pass the residency exam. At present, it is more difficult. . . . . But you don't have to marry a Dane. In fact, the latest long-term residence visa is based on work. To meet the requirements of various sizes, it is basically necessary to meet the following requirements: living in Denmark for 4 years, working for more than 2.5 years, and passing the Danish language test; Have study abroad experience or work in Denmark for more than 4 years; Have passed the resident exam or joined a club and made positive contributions 1 year. Pay attention to the usage of semicolons, and each group must meet the conditions.

The latest immigration law has stricter requirements for marrying Danes, that is, family reunion. I think it's best to live permanently through work if conditions permit, so that life is guaranteed and car-scrapping.