Documents:

CV & Educational Documents for assessment
Documents Needed for Applicant’s Authorization:
Valid Full Passport /NID (Information Page)
All Educational Certificates (If a master’s degree is completed, then it must be shown)
All Educational transcripts (MBBS/BDS/Nursing – Transcripts should be in Danish format with hour calculation.
Internship Certificate
Work Experience Certificate (Including intern)
CV Danish format
BMDC certificate

For Spouse:
English version of marriage certificate & Nikahnama / Kabinnama (Notarized)
Passport
CV Danish format
Bank Statement & Solvency (For all with 6 months maturity)

For Children:
Need a Birth Certificate (English/Bengali) (Notarized)
Passport
Bank Statement & Solvency (For all with 6 months maturity)
3. EPIC(Electronic Portfolio of International Credentials):
The Electronic Portfolio of International Credentials (EPIC℠) offers primary-source verification of medical credentials to physicians and organizations worldwide. In verifying the authenticity of physician credentials related to medical education, training, and registration/licensure, EPIC employs the same world-class, primary-source verification process used by ECFMG to verify credentials for other ECFMG services, including ECFMG (Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates) Certification, the standard for international physicians entering the U.S. health care system. EPIC’s services are delivered through a web-based platform that offers users security, convenience, and efficiency.
Cost: 430 USD
Link: https://www.ecfmg.org/
After getting the credentials need to upload them in the time of application of authorization

Contact
By telephone: +1 (215) 386-5900
By e-mail: cvsonline@ecfmg.org

4. Danish Patient Safety Authority (DPSA):
Firstly, you need to complete the form and upload all documents to the website. After completing the process, you need to pay the required fee in the last step.
Cost: 3,508 DKK

Authorization usually takes up to 6 months. It might be delayed upon document preparation and upload.

5. After Completion of Authorization from DPSA:
Link: https://nyidanmark.dk/en-GB/You-want-to-apply/Work/Authorisation/Authorisation?anchor=howtoapply

Before applying for a visa, the Case Order ID payment should be completed.
Cost: COI Fee: 2255 DKK for Applicant, COI Fee: 2380 DKK for each. Embassy Fee: 1745 DKK for each applicant.
The visa application procedure will be started. Form: XG1/2 needed to be completed for the applicant. For each dependent, the MF1 form should be submitted.
For the main applicant, normal visa processing time is 1 month, and for the dependent, normal visa processing time is 2 months. (Source: New to Denmark)
Bank with 6 months maturity. For each, 40,734 DKK or 7.5 – 8 lakhs BDT should be shown in a savings account and the saving account should be in the name of the main applicant and 16,266 DKK or 3 lakhs BDT for each child.
Then online visa application and later need to visit VFS for biometric and document submission.
After the visa application, if the Danish Embassy wants then they will take an interview and also there is a chance that any representative of the Danish Embassy can visit the applicant’s medical college and workplace for authenticity.

6. After arriving in Denmark:
Applicant & Dependent can work full-time, but the applicant can’t start practice.
The doctor will get a 5-year resident permit. The nurse will get  a 3-year resident permit. A visa extension is possible.
Children will get free education.
For starting practice as a doctor or nurse, an applicant should learn Danish Language at level 3 (PD3). Then the applicant will sit for an exam where he or she requires 7 in writing, 7 in reading, and 10 in speaking.
After getting the language test result, the applicant will be asked for a training period of 3-6-9 months. Based on that, the applicant needs to sit for an exam. After passing the exam, the applicant can start practicing officially in Denmark as a healthcare professional.
Doctors:
– Entry-Level Physicians: The estimated total pay for a doctor is approximately DKK 39,077 per month, with an average base salary of DKK 37,000.
– General Practitioners: Salaries typically start at DKK 35,100 per month and can go up to DKK 161,000, depending on experience and specialization.

Nurses:
– Registered Nurses: The average salary for a registered nurse is around DKK 27,100 per month.
– General Range: Nurses’ salaries generally range from DKK 25,000 to DKK 40,000 per month, depending on experience and specialization