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Do you want to learn Danish, improve your English and at the same time live in the happiest country in the world? Denmark is perfect for you, as it is considered one of the best countries to live in. Integrate quickly and easily with the help of a Host Family and make your stay in the country an unforgettable one.

Requirements to be an Au Pair in Denmark

  • You are between 17 and 29 years old
  • You don’t have children
  • You are eligible for the visa
  • You are willing to work a maximum of 30 hours per week
  • You are not related in any way to the Host Family

Au Pair Benefits in Denmark

  • Free accommodation in your own room at the Host Family residence
  • Maintenance throughout the stay
  • A monthly payment of 4,000 Danish kroner (gross) per month
  • 2 weeks paid vacation for a one-year stay
  • At least one day off a week

Documents for Visa processing

Although the documents will vary depending on your country of origin, the documents common to the vast majority of Au Pairs are:

  • Contract signed by the Host Family in Denmark
  • A language certificate proving your level (if required by the embassy)
  • A letter of invitation from the Host Family (not always mandatory)
  • Confirmation that you have health insurance in the host country (if required by the embassy)
  • Enrollment in a course (if required by the embassy)

What expenses should I expect?

  • Premium Subscription , in case you decide to become a paying member at AuPair.com
  • Agency processing fees, if you decide to go through a local agency
  • Visa processing fees: Please note that as an Au Pair, you will be responsible for the fees involved in processing the visa to become an Au Pair.
  • Travel expenses to the host country: the Au Pair must pay all travel expenses, unless the Host Family agrees to cover part or all of them. However, if the Host Family would like to help you, it is best to specify this in the contract and the Au Pair receives the money once the stay has begun.

Curiosities of Denmark

  • 70% of the Danish population has English as a second language and speaks it perfectly
  • The vast majority of street signs are written in Danish and English.
  • A United Nations study describes Denmark as the happiest country in the world
  • The Danes live by the rule of three 8s: 8 hours of work, 8 hours of leisure and 8 hours of rest per day.
  • Denmark is one of the most visited countries in the world, with 4.4 million tourists annually.

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