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Working in the Nordic countries

Practical information for those seeking work, or already working, in another Nordic country than your home country. What rights do you have, what do you need to think about and which authorities do you need to contact? If you cannot find the information you need on our websites, you can also ask questions of the Information Service Hello Norden.
Working in Denmark
Information on working in Denmark for Nordic citizens. Here you will find information e.g. on seeking work, rules for unemployment benefit and taxation.
Working in Sweden
Information on working in Sweden.
Working in Norway
 
Working in Finland
The following articles are about working in Finland, including information on taxation and working benefits.
Working in Iceland
Information about working in Iceland.
Work in Åland
Information on working in Åland.
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