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Employment and Labour Law

At LES, Partner Michael Møller Nielsen and Attorney Anna Lindencrone Lundin delve into the implications of non-EU citizens working from home in Denmark for a foreign employer. Their article offers valuable insights into navigating Danish immigration laws and work permit requirements for third-country nationals.

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For further inquiries or legal assistance regarding employment and immigration matters in Denmark, please reach out to our Employment Law-team.

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