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Let’s be honest: at the last verification there was no Working Holiday agreement between your country (United Kingdom) and Denmark. The Denmark Working Holiday exists for other nationalities.
Ages, quotas and fees depend on the nationality → destination pair. The table below lists every admitted passport at the last verification; the selector adapts the card above.
| Passport | Age | Quota | Fee | Timelines |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Argentina | 18–30 y/o | 150 | 3,060 DKK | 10 to 14 weeks |
| Australia | 18–36 y/o | — | 3,060 DKK | 10 to 14 weeks |
| Canada | 18–35 y/o | — | 3,060 DKK | 10 to 14 weeks |
| Chile | 18–30 y/o | 150 | 3,060 DKK | 10 to 14 weeks |
| Japan | 18–30 y/o | — | 0 DKK | 10 to 14 weeks |
| New Zealand | 18–30 y/o | — | 3,060 DKK | 10 to 14 weeks |
| South Korea | 18–34 y/o | — | 3,060 DKK | 10 to 14 weeks |
“—” = not published by the country at the last verification.
Eligibility, application file, insurance for the whole stay, tickets — every step with the real timelines.
Your first steps on the ground: Attend SIRI biometrics appointment for your residence permit card · Secure a registered Danish address with a signed lease · Buy a Danish SIM card or activate an eSIM · Register for a CPR number at ICS or Borgerservice · Set up MitID — your digital identity for all public services · Open a Danish bank account and register it as your NemKonto.
The part everyone forgets: cancellations, taxes, contributions to claim back. The return checklists are in the app, country by country.
No — no working holiday agreement between United Kingdom and Denmark at the last verification. The app lists what is actually open to your nationality.
All these steps, in order and tickable offline, are in the app — free, in your language.
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