Why Learning Danish is Hard?

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Thanks for sharing your experience with us. looking forward to seeing more brief details for the PD3 exams as there is very little content available on the internet for non-Europeans. I feel like you are the perfect person to fill this information gap.

If I am not mistaken then For PR not only PD3 but 5 to 6 years full time work record & without GAP required. spending 3 years to learning Danish is huge investment of time. Geographical wise Denmark is very small country compare to France, Germany, Spain & Italy. All 4 countries are well developed from east to west, north to south & high qualified job are in every corner of those countries. In Denmark high qualified jobs mostly located in Copenhagen so after learning Danish movability remain limited. Learning German will easily help you to travel & find a work in Germany, Austria & Switzerland. Learning french will easily help you to travel & find a work in France, Switzerland or Canada, Quebec. Learning Spanish will easily help you to travel & find a work Spain, South America & many Caribbean countries. Above all, The weather is crazy. Every third day it’s raining. Even in summer needed to wear winter clothes. House rent is expensive. For bachelor (single) is impossible to have small appartment with the small salary. Transport is also expensive. The Nordic countries & rest of the European countries are too far from Denmark. Also to travel is expensive. While I was living in Paris on weekends I fly to Barcelona, Vienna, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Berlin, Budapest, Milan. It was well connected & affordable. Overall Denmark is glossy & fuzzy.

This is very Insightful Arun, great value here for people looking to settle down in Denmark

Inspiring and informative

Hey. Tilykke med det. Hvor bor du i Danmark ?

dutch and danish are very close as languages, so its not hard for me:)

lol why are you in denmark lol?