permanent job in denmark?
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Not as a political cartoonist.
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clerical positions, look to temp agencies. they usually specialize in that area and they should be able to set you up with something temp to perm or even direct hire. Officeteam, act-1, aerotech all do placing for those positions.
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Check software companies online. They might be willing to offer work sponsorship. I have a friend hired from another country by applying online.
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If you are a citizen of a memberstate of the EU you have the right to work in any other country (There are some exceptions with he newer members).\n\nFree movement: Denmark\nInformation on the transitional rules governing the free movement of workers from, to and between the new member states\n\n\nIn the Member Countries of the European Economic Area (EEA) (1) the free movement of workers is a fundamental right which permits nationals of one EEA country to work in another EEA country on the same conditions as that member state's own citizens.\nDuring a transitional period of up to 7 years from 1 May 2004, certain conditions may be applied that restrict the free movement of workers from, to and between the new member states (2).\nThese restrictions only concern the freedom of movement for the purpose of taking up a job and they may differ from one member state to another.\nBy selecting a country in the list below you will find out which rules apply in that country to job seekers from other member states.\n\n(1) - Austria - Belgium - Cyprus - Czech Republic - Denmark - Estonia - Finland - France - Germany - Greece - Hungary - Iceland - Ireland - Italy - Latvia - Liechtenstein - Lithuania - Luxembourg - Malta - Netherlands - Norway - Poland - Portugal - Slovakia - Slovenia - Spain - Sweden - United Kingdom\n\n(2) - Cyprus - Czech Republic - Estonia - Hungary - Latvia - Lithuania - Malta - Poland - Slovakia - Slovenia\n\n\nCheck this website:
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I would write the Royal Danish Consulate in New York City and the Royal Danish Embassy in Washington DC.  The letter should be addressed to the Consul General in New York and His Excellency, the Ambassador, in Washington requesting your information.  It should be a letter not an e-mail.  They will forward your request on to the Royal Danish Foreign Service who will forward it on to the proper governmental agency for an official response.  I would also send copies of your letters to HMs the King and Queen of Denmark, who have separate staffs and might be so inclined to assist you.  Further copies should be sent to colleges and universities in Denmark.  Another option is to send a letter to the Royal Danish Mission to the United Nations in New York City addressed to His Excellency, the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary for comment to his developmental officer referencing the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (Vienna, Austria) as well as the United Nations Development Fund (New York City).  For any further questions you should contact the consular department of the Royal Danish Embassy at the Consulate General in New York City.
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In which country? \n\ninfo@australian-embassy.de\nIt is that address but the 'de' is for Denmark so change it for the country you are in.\n\nOR try this and find you're home country:\n\nhttp://www.immi.gov.au/panoptic/search.cgi?collection=dima-meta&query=australian%20embassy&form=simple&num_ranks=10&Search=Go
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join a company for a job which may send you abroad
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I'd say keep the temp job that you like and find a permanent job that you like.
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I doubt that the whole of Denmark will do anything whatsoever. Just because 2 people at a newspaper have a crap sense of humour, doesn't mean the whole country shares that opinion. Everyone who could apologise has already done so, from the general director of Arla(big food/dairy company) to the prime minister. What else can you do?
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Have a look in your local newspapers in the job section.  This sometimes works, if not have a look in the shop windows if they are looking for part-time staff.\n\nIt doesn't hurt to ask.  They can only say "No, we're not looking at the moment".
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You have to remember that USA allows only specialist employments to be offered to non-residents. \n\nFirst you need to search the job portals with job postings for your kind of qualification. Then you need to find those jobs where the employer has offered the job to H1B VISA holders or ready to sponsor a candidate on H1B Visa.\n\nAnother route is to find out any placement consultant who specializes in H1B placements in your area of proficiency. He will guide you through the whole thing.\n\nREMEMBER: YOU NEED NOT PAY A SINGLE CENT in this whole process as per the rule the company has to bear all expenditure. So dont be gullible and pay-up to the consultant as he might fleece you or try to trick you.\n\n.:Fishie:.
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I am from the USA and just finished a program in Denmark...prior to this year, these colleges in scandinavia DID offer free tuition....now, they charge money to anyone not inside the EU. They have limited scholarships. the price is 15,000 USD per year (yikes!). \n\nI was lucky and one of the last people to get a free education.
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Maybe you should look at Monster at http://www.monster.fr or the Official Employment Office http://www.anpe.fr\nAn other good website is APEC with an international office at  http://www.apec.fr/international/jsp/ApecInternational.jsp or you should try big international companies like ebay, google, ibm, adecco or yahoo who have subsidiaries in Paris
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I would recommend a temp agency such as Kelly Services.  They have many different types of trades you can work in.  It's pretty simple to get a job there.  Plus if you like the job, most likely the company that you start working for, will hire you as a permanent full time employee if you like.  At least if you work hard, they will.  And if you don't like the job, give Kelly a call tell them you want something else, and they'll find it for ya.
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Here's a company that specializes in emigration to Norway. Should be able to help.\n\nhttp://pubweb.fdbl.com/ihp8/global/media85.nsf/public-country-briefs/norway?opendocument\n\nHere are a list of their offices in the USA:\nhttp://www.fdbl.com/redesign/offices/index.shtml
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go to www.copenhagen.com