Working in Denmark

The first thing I usually notice in Aalborg isn’t a landmark.It’s the quiet.Not empty quiet. More like a calm that settles in quickly if you let it. I’d already lived in Denmark before moving here, so this wasn’t unfamiliar. Still, it’s something many people notice early on — especially if they’re arriving from bigger or busier cities.Aalborg doesn’t try to impress you. It doesn’t rush...

If you tell people you’re thinking of moving to Denmark, there’s one thing you’ll almost always hear:“Taxes are really high there.”And yes — that part is true.Taxes in Denmark are high.But what people rarely explain is what daily life actually feels like once you’re living here and paying those taxes.Because it’s not just about money taken from your salary. It’s about what you stop...

Rebild Kommune, with its serene landscapes and family-friendly environment, is a popular choice for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle while working in the bustling city of Aalborg. If you're considering making the move, here's a practical guide to commuting between these two locations. 1. Train: The Fast and Convenient Option The train is one of the most efficient ways to commute from Rebild Kommune...

When most people think of Denmark, they picture clean streets, bikes whizzing by, a stable welfare system, and a population that’s consistently ranked among the happiest in the world. And for expats? It’s a bit of a mixed bag. According to the Expat Insider 2024 survey by InterNations, Denmark is the best country in the world to work in  - but one of the hardest places to feel at home. Let’s dive...