Access to regulated professions

If you wish to practise a regulated profession, you need an authorisation or similar recognition by the competent public authority. Temporary service providers from EU/EEA countries, as a rule, only need to submit a declaration.

If you wish to practise a regulated profession, you need an authorisation or similar recognition by the competent public authority. Temporary service providers from EU/EEA countries, as a rule, only need to submit a declaration.

Find out if your profession is regulated in Denmark and, if so, how to achieve professional recognition.

1) Is your profession regulated?

Please check this list to see if your profession is regulated in Denmark:

List of regulated professions

2) Are you covered by EU rules?

The European Union has laid down rules for the recognition of professional qualifications.

You are covered by the EU rules if the answer to both of the following questions is “yes”:

  1. Are you a citizen of an EU country, Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein or Switzerland?

  2. Are you fully qualified in one the above-mentioned countries to practise the same profession as you now wish to practise in Denmark?

If your profession is not regulated

See also:

Company registration

The information provided on this site is about natural persons wishing to pursue regulated professions. Information given here does not consider company registration, VAT registration or authorisation of companies.