Copenhagen
The capital of Denmark is Copenhagen and it is the most popular destination for expats and international specialists in Denmark. It also the biggest area for companies, where 31% of all companies are located - and as well benefits by the majority of international companies. There is a need of specialists within software development, engineering, pharmaceuticals, global sales, construction, energy, and research. Actually a lot of specialists are needed. Copenhagen and the region host a lot of different universities and most of them are connected to companies or having science parks close to the university. The population in the capital and the surrounding region is 1.3 million people, who in general are open to expats and live a liberal lifestyle. The city has its own airport, a metro, subways and bus-system making it to commute and find your destination. There is free public internet, free libraries and numerous green parks, old squares, historical buildings, pubs, café life and beaches to enjoy after work.
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It is a good choice to look for jobs within IT, engineering and pharmaceuticals in the Capital Region. There is a heavy concentration of international companies, salary is higher than the rest of Denmark - and you will face many international companies located in the area. Even the municipalities ...
Copenhagen is one of the best cities in the world to live in according to OECD. The city has the ambition to become the best in the world within sustainable solutions, serving better conditions for children, providing education in world class and having an easy and well organized public transport. ...
Copenhagen is an expensive city, but not the most expensive in the world. You will find many high level coffee bars, great restaurants, cultural views, organized public transport. Housing in the center of the city can be expensive due to high demand. To limit your costs, you will need to research ...
Copenhagen is a very nice place to stay and is 20% more expensive than Aarhus. Copenhagen has many different neighborhoods. The most popular are quite pricy and with some research and visits in the area, you can figure out where you would like to stay and how much you would like to pay for the ...
Copenhagen has a well functioning public transport system with access to other regions in Denmark and as well Sweden and Germany. The metro is running 24 hours a day and metro, bus, regional train and subway works together and has the same ticket system. Furthermore, there is an international ...
People do meet in real life in the Capital region, however most social activities for international people occur in Copenhagen, where also locals join in different social or professional groups according to their interest. Often the events are organized through social media, such as meetup.com, ...
Copenhagen and the surrounding region is a great place to visit and live in. The capital region offers a huge range of cultural views for afterwork hours, cafés, amazing restaurants, a relaxing atmosphere for locals, expats and tourists. It might be a little costly, but you will love it. ...