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AR1 Application form
Application for residence and work permit on the grounds of salaried work
Uses This form is to be used when applying for a Danish residence and work permit on the grounds of salaried work, including jobs under the Positive List, the Pay Limit scheme, or if the applicant is going to be trainee. Furthermore the form can be used if the applicant is a commuter, i.e. he/she is to work in Denmark but live outside Denmark, or if the applicant has a firm connection to the Danish work market but his/her residence permit has been revoked. This form cannot be used if the applicant is a researcher at a research institute or is applying for a corporate residence permit. For more information about the different schemes and the relevant application forms, please visit www.newtodenmark.dk/work. When applying for a residence and work permit, both the employer and the applicant (the employee) must fill out separate parts of this form and attach the required documentation. How to apply 1. The employer completes part 2 (section 10-15) of this form and signs in section 17 (following the instructions given) 2. The employer attaches the required documentation (see below) 3. Once the employer has completed part 2, the employer forwards the whole form with the attached documentation to the applicant (the employee) 4. The applicant (the employee) completes part 1 (section 1-7) of this form and signs in section 9 (following the instructions given) 5. The applicant attaches the required documentation (see below) 6. The applicant submits the application (part 1 and 2 including required documents) at a Danish diplomatic mission in his/her country of residence. If the applicant is a legal resident of Denmark, the application may be submitted at the Service Centre of the Immigration Service. If the applicant lives outside the Greater Copenhagen area, he/she can also submit the application at the local police station Which documents are required? The applicant should attach

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