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Visa &
Immigration to Denmark
The Greencard
scheme
Denmark has
recently started Green Card Scheme where it is possible to be
granted a three-year residence permit for the purpose of
seeking work, and subsequently working, in Denmark. A
residence and work permit under the Greencard scheme is issued
on the basis of an individual evaluation using a point system
designed to assess the likelihood that the applicant will be
able to find qualified work in Denmark.
It is your own responsibility to obtain a residence permit if
you are required to. If you work illegally in Denmark, you
risk deportation, and you and your employer risk fine or
imprisonment.
Conditions
In order to be
granted a residence permit under the Greencard scheme, you
must attain at least 100 points. Points are given for:
educational level, language skills, work experience,
adaptability, and age.
You must be able to support yourself
during your first year in Denmark. You need to document that
you dispose of an amount equal to Danish start aid (starthjælp)
for one year. The monthly start aid amount is (2008
level): DKK 4,926 for persons under 25 not living with their
parents, DKK 5,940 for single persons over 24, DKK 4,926 for
married/cohabiting persons over 24. By multiplying the monthly
amount by 12, you get the required amount you must dispose of.
Documentation can be a bank statement in your name..
Habib
ur Rahman Baig
(habib4k@gmail.com,
0308-4678540)
"Although our loving
homeland Pakistan is full of natural resources but misuse of those
resources by corrupt politicians is the major cause of Brain Drain from
Pakistan."
People of Pakistan
are extremely intelligent and hard working; they are respected
and welcomed by all countries of the world. Pakistani doctors,
Pakistani Scientists and Pakistani IT professionals are making
history by introducing innovation and creativity in their
work. Research based coubtries like Sweden, Holland, USA, UK
and Australia are in the search of Brains.
Habib
ur Rahman Baig
(habib.baig@yahoo.com,
030-84678540)
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NOKIA N96
REVIEW
Nokia N96, the official successor to the Nokia N95 multimedia device
has been showcased at the Mobile World Congress 2008. This new dual-slide phone is being touted to be a multimedia computer truly
optimized for video and TV.
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