The cheapest city in Denmark in terms of cost of living

What to say, Lolland?

My husband and I are both nurses. If we come to Denmark to learn a language, can we find work to pay for living expenses while we are learning the language? We have two children, aged 15 and 6. tankyou

Nurses are much sought, and you'll be able to find a job all over the country. Especially in the outskirts of Denmark as Lolland. When said, Lolland is characterised by unemployment why you shalln't expect to find other jobs there.

However, to land a job will be a long, long way - and expensive. I take that you'll need two years for the language test alone.

https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GBhttps://dsr.dk/om-dsr/kontakt-dsr/welco … in-denmarkhttps://www.rigshospitalet.dk/english/c … ncies.aspxhttps://www.en.auh.dk/job-and-career/wo … e-service/

There are vacancy bureaus hiring foreign nurses etc. It might be a good idea, but also a risky one. Some people have lost much money on that account as the bureau couldn't find them a temporary job as promised, and they had to leave the country. Do remember that such a bureau is a business for the owners.

/Nellie

Hi, thank you for guidance. I need to be able to migrate to another country for my education and the development of my children, because I have a hard condition in my country. The gatherings in Denmark are very high. I do not know how to find a way to migrate.

No, it's not easy in any way. I would say that it is uphill in Denmark.

The language is a big barrier. It might be easier with an English-speaking country?

Have you asked on other forums, e.g. the Norwegian one?
https://www.workinnorway.no/en/Guide+fo … Find+a+jobhttps://www.nokut.no/en/foreign-educati … iser=12906

/Nellie

Thanks for the help, I hope I find a way