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Vivy82

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Member since 25 July 2018

Vivy82

25 July 2018 10:30:29

Vivy82

25 July 2018 10:30:29

Hi,

I write from Italy, I am 36 and I work as employed for an international freight forwarder (italian as mothertongue I speak a good english but I want to improve it, in my job also a little french and spanish).
My husband is 39 and he has more than 10 years experience as welder specialist and more 3 years as warehouse manager for a national transport company.
We have a daughter, she is 7 and a dog.
We woul like look for a job from Italy and then moving to Denmark.
As per your experience do you think our skills and experiences are enough for danish jobs market?
Dogs are well accepted?
Thank you so much for attention!

Nellie Berg

Denmark Expert

Member since 15 August 2013

Hillerød

Nellie Berg

25 July 2018 13:11:44

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Nellie Berg

25 July 2018 13:11:44

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Hillerød

The problem will be the language. Except a few companies/branches the spoken language is Danish. As an expat you'll have to compete with native applicants who have home advantage.

My best advice to you will be to look at job ads which is written in English (Italian) to see what emerges. Of course, you can also take a look at the Danish ads, maybe try some of them.
http://www.jobsites.dk/jobportaler.html https://meploy.me/https://www.thelocal.dk/jobs/https://ec.europa.eu/eures/public/en/homepage https://www.workindenmark.dk/

Unless the race doesn't belong to the blacklisted races, dogs are well accepted in society. However, a dog can complicate finding a housing as many landlords don't want animals in their apartments.

/Nellie

saxon751

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Member since 10 August 2020

saxon751

10 August 2020 15:47:08

saxon751

10 August 2020 15:47:08

An addition to this list that calls for a shoutout is the handyman platform Pinploy.dk , i is another great way to find smaller jobs when you arrive in Denmark and are finding your footing!

Good luck