രജിസ്റ്റർ ചെയ്ത നഴ്‌സായി നിങ്ങൾക്ക് എങ്ങനെ ഒരു ഡാനിഷ് അംഗീകാരം ലഭിക്കും.|Danish Authorization # P2 скачать в хорошем качестве

രജിസ്റ്റർ ചെയ്ത നഴ്‌സായി നിങ്ങൾക്ക് എങ്ങനെ ഒരു ഡാനിഷ് അംഗീകാരം ലഭിക്കും.|Danish Authorization # P2

Danish Authorization link:- https://www.nyidanmark.dk/pl-PL/You-w... Authorisation You want to work in Denmark, but you do not have a Danish authorisation. Normal processing time 1 month Processing fee DKK 2,490,- The Danish Patient Safety Authority must have assessed your primary qualifications to be eligible for testing in order to obtain a Danish authorisation as a doctor, dentist or nurse. You must submit a copy of the assessment along with your application for a residence permit. You must submit: Documentation of paid fee. Attach receipt for your payment. Copy of all pages of your passport – including all empty pages and the passport’s front and back cover. Documentation proving that the Danish Patient Safety Authority has assessed your primary qualifications to be eligible for testing in order to obtain a Danish authorisation as a doctor, dentist or nurse (if applicable). Documentation proving that the Danish Patient Safety Authority has assessed that you are covered by the authorisation process for specifically requested healthcare professionals (if applicable). Documentation proving that you can support yourself (and any accompanying family members) When you apply for a residence permit, you must have your biometric features recorded. This means that you must have a facial photo taken and your fingerprints recorded. The facial photo and your fingerprints will be stored on a microchip embedded in the residence card, which will be issued to you if you are granted a permit. You must have your biometric features recorded no later than 14 days after you submitted your application. Job seeking permit for 6 months after obtaining a Danish authorisation You can be granted a residence permit for job seeking in Denmark if you hold a residence permit for the purpose of obtaining a Danish authorisation Normal processing time 3 monthsProcessing fee DKK 2,490,- you hold a residence permit for the purpose of obtaining a Danish authorisation, you can be granted a residence permit valid for 6 months for job seeking in Denmark after having completed your authorisation process. You are an accompanying family member to a person who is going to work in Denmark. Normal processing time 2 months Processing fee DKK 2,880,- You must submit: Documentation of paid fee. Attach receipt for your payment Copy of all pages of your passport, including the cover Copy of your original marriage or partnership certificate and translation (if the document is not in a language listed above) Copy of your original birth certificate and translation (if the document is not in a language listed above) Consent from the second parent and the parent's passport's data page - if this parent is not also coming to Denmark Documentation for your financial support You can be granted a residence permit for 3 years. You can extend your residence permit, if your first permit as a nurse was granted for less than 3 years counting from the date on which the Danish Patient Safety Authority approved your formal qualifications as a nurse. As a general rule, the permit cannot be extended beyond 3 years in total. You must provide documentation that you have sufficient funds to support yourself and any accompanying family members during your stay in Denmark. You must submit the documentation along with your application. You must document that you have: DKK 39,318 (2024 level) if you do not have any family accompanying you to Denmark. DKK 78,636 (2024 level) if you bring your spouse with you to Denmark. DKK 94,338 (2024 level) if you bring your spouse and one or several children with you to Denmark. DKK 78,630 (2024 level) if you bring one or several children with you to Denmark (but no spouse). Documentation proving your ability to support yourself and any accompanying family members could for example be a statement from your bank account. The bank statement must not be more than 30 days old.