Average salaries in Denmark: How much can you earn in Denmark on a Danish salary? (with payslips!)

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What can you expect to earn in terms of salary if you move to Denmark? Can you support yourself and your family? Those are the questions I answer in this video. I have tried to make this video your ultimate guide to understanding the earning potential in Denmark and setting realistic expectations for your financial future in Denmark.

🔹 Key Takeaways:

Average Salary Insights: Uncover what the average salary is in Denmark and compare it to dollar and euro.
Real Paychecks Revealed: Peek into actual Danish paychecks to see what different jobs really pay in Denmark. I add some analysis to each payslip and discuss some of the details of each of them.
Pro Tips: Discover tools to calculate potential earnings for various job titles in Denmark. These tools can also test your current salary level.

🔹 Who Should Watch?

- Aspiring expats planning a move to Denmark can get a feel for how much they are likely to earn before and after tax in Denmark.
- Job seekers curious about Danish wages. If you are looking to get a new job in Denmark, you can get a feel for the job market and what you can get paid.
- If you are just curious about what people in Denmark earn and pay in tax. Then this video is for you.
- If you want to test your own salary and you are unsure if you are paid the correct salary.

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🔹 Useful Links:

DK/Finance on Reddit:
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Statistics Denmark
www.dst.dk/en

JOBINDEX
www.jobindex.dk/tjek-din-loen

KRIFA
krifa.dk/loen/loenberegner

🔹 Video Breakdown:

⏳ TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Introduction
01:05 - Content of video
01:25 - Average salary in Denmark
02:10 - Can you live on an average salary?
03:05 - What is a good salary in Denmark?
05:30 - How much does a security guard make in Denmark?
06:05 - What is the salary of a store clerc?
06:30 - The salary of a sales rep with provision-based salary
07:15 - How much does a product manager make in Denmark?
08:25 - How much does an IT developer make in Denmark?
10:05 - PRO-tip: JobIndex - Search up salaries based on a job title
10:50 - PRO-tip: KRIFA - Check your salary
11:50 - Outro and conclusion

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@frankrikke 5 days ago

well salaries in copenhagen is like 20/25 % higher that in the rest of denmark if you have a salery of 46,000 it would be alot outside copenhagen - and remember tax is from 50 to 65 % and if you dont work the goverment gives you around 15,000 pr month