Topics relevant for any foreigner living in Denmark
Garden leave is a strange concept. For those unfamiliar with it, it’s a period between jobs where you either remain employed by your previous company but don’t work (usually where you receive severance), or where you are paid not to…
One of the things that confused me most when I first moved to Denmark was grocery shopping. On my very first day in the country, I walked to the nearest supermarket — a Netto just down the street from my…
When I first moved to Denmark, I had a very clear plan. I was coming for a two-year master’s degree, supported by a one-year Fulbright scholarship. The timeline felt defined from the beginning: two years of studying abroad, followed by…
Details about the requirements and timeline for applying for Danish citizenship
When I first moved to Denmark, I never imagined I would one day start a blog. At the time, I came for what I thought would be a temporary chapter: a two-year master’s degree supported by a Fulbright scholarship. My…