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§ 9 j. Udlændingeloven

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This section outlines the conditions under which a foreign national can apply for a residence permit in Denmark to work as an au pair.

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In Brief

This section outlines the conditions under which a foreign national can apply for a residence permit in Denmark to work as an au pair. To be eligible, the applicant must currently have legal residency...

Examples

  • Brazilian au pair moving to Denmark

    A Brazilian woman currently living in Denmark on a student visa wants to become an au pair. She can apply for this permit as long as she meets the conditions.

  • Host family with legal issues

    A Danish family wants to host an au pair but had a previous conviction related to a past au pair. This history may prevent them from being eligible to host a new au pair.

  • Au pair application while pregnant

    A foreign national who is pregnant cannot apply for an au pair position as the rules prohibit applications from those expecting a child.

Common Misunderstandings

  • Some foreigners believe they can apply for the au pair permit from outside Denmark, but this is only possible if they currently have legal residence in Denmark.
  • Many think that being pregnant does not affect their application, but the law explicitly states that pregnant individuals cannot apply for this permit.
  • It's a common misconception that any host family can take an au pair; however, families with certain legal backgrounds may be disqualified.

Frequently Asked Questions

What documents do I need for the au pair permit?

You will need proof of your current residency status, a signed agreement with your host family, and possibly a health insurance document.

How long does it take to process the application?

Processing times can vary, but it generally takes several weeks. It's best to apply well in advance of your intended start date.

Can I work while waiting for my application?

If you are currently in Denmark on a valid visa that allows you to work, you may continue working until your application is processed.

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