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Working holiday visas · Denmark

Denmark working holiday visa.

7 passports can apply. See the age limit, how long you can stay, the cost and the places for each one. Last checked 7 Oct 2026.

Working Holiday residence permit

7 passports can apply

Age when you apply
18 to 30Higher for some passports.
Stay
12 monthsUp to 12 months.
Cost
DKK 3,060No fee for Japan.
Places
Set by passportOnly Argentina and Chile have a quota.
Savings needed
DKK 15,000, plus a ticket home or DKK 5,000 more.
Where to apply
From your home country, or a country where you live legally.

Checked 7 Oct 2026

Who can apply

Passports that can apply.

Your passport sets your age limit, how long you can stay and how many places there are.

Working Holiday residence permit

PassportAgeStayPlacesCostNotes
Argentina18 to 3012 months150 a yearDKK 3,060 Source
Australia18 to 3512 monthsNot publishedDKK 3,060
Canada18 to 3512 monthsNot publishedDKK 3,060 Source
Chile18 to 3012 months150 a yearDKK 3,060 Source
Japan18 to 3012 monthsNot publishedFree Source
New Zealand18 to 3012 monthsNot publishedDKK 3,060
South Korea18 to 3412 monthsNot publishedDKK 3,060Apply from South Korea. Source

FAQ

Common questions.

Who can get a Denmark working holiday visa?

Citizens of 7 countries: Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, Japan, New Zealand and South Korea.

What is the age limit?

You must be 18 to 30 when you apply. For South Korea, the upper limit is 34. For Australia and Canada, the upper limit is 35.

How long can I stay?

Up to 12 months. Up to 12 months.

How much does it cost?

DKK 3,060. No fee for Japan.

Sources

General information, not legal advice. Last checked 7 Oct 2026.

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