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From 1 January 2027, employers must be certified by SIRI to hire foreign workers under Denmark's new collective-agreement-based pay limit scheme. Answer 18 questions and see whether you meet the conditions, what is missing and which documents you need.
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All 9 conditions in section 9 a(21) of the Danish Aliens Act, as they apply from 1 January 2027 (Act 765/2026).
About your agreement, staff and compliance. Choose "Don't know" if you need to check something.
Each condition with status, legal reference and what is missing, plus the list of attachments.
Draft answers for every field, the declarations explained, a checklist and deadlines as a PDF.
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This is the check of the conditions. The finished application pack contains:
A refusal costs you the certification fee: DKK 6,810 at the 2026 level, which is not refunded (executive order 1612/2025, section 7).
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The employer that wants to hire foreign workers under the new collective-agreement-based pay limit scheme. Certification applies to the CVR number that applies. A fast-track certification does not give access to the new scheme.
The act enters into force on 1 January 2027. As of 7 October 2026, SIRI has not published the application form. You can prepare everything now.
The certification fee is DKK 6,810 in 2026 (executive order 1612/2025). The 2027 rate has not been published. The fee is paid no later than with the application.
3 years the first time and then 4 years at a time when extended (section 9 a(23) of the Aliens Act).
No. According to the explanatory notes to the act, it must be a member of your management who is employed by the business.
No. The check and the pack are based on the legal text and your own answers. SIRI decides the case. If your case is unclear, e.g. because of a fine, a conviction or a restructuring, talk to a lawyer or your employers' organisation.