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Denmark Introduces Updated AR1 Form
Key Point
- Denmark updated its AR1 work‑permit application form on 27 March 2026, offering clearer guidance and simplified fields to make the process easier for employers and foreign nationals.
AR1 Work Permit Application
Denmark’s new version of the AR1 application form is now available. The updated form includes a clearer structure, improved guidance, and language updates intended to make the application process easier for both employers and applicants.
Additional Insights
- The updated form features simplified sections, clearer instructions and improved wording across employer and applicant fields.
- Employers who have already started an AR1 using the current form must submit their portion early enough for the applicant to complete their part by 26 April 2026.
- Applicants must also submit their portion by 26 April 2026 if the employer initiated the older version of the form.
- Any AR1 started on or after 27 March 2026 will automatically use the updated version.
Impacted Visas under the AR1 Form
The AR1 form is used across several work‑permit schemes, including:
- Pay Limit Scheme
- Supplementary Pay Limit Scheme
- Positive List for Skilled Work
- Positive List for Higher Education
- Fast‑Track Scheme (relevant tracks)
- Researcher Scheme
- Trainee Scheme
- Other salary‑based routes requiring employer initiation
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