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Pensions

Find out how the Danish pension system works, and what you need to think about if you live in Sweden and work in Denmark.

Danish pension system: how pensions work in Denmark

If you work in Denmark, you may earn pension in Denmark. Get an overview of the Danish pension system, including public pension, occupational pension and private pension savings, and find out what you need to check as an employee.

Pension payments after working in Denmark

If you have worked in Denmark and live in Sweden, find out how to claim your Danish pension, who to contact and what you need to know about pension payments and tax.

Danish state pension and supplements

If you live in Sweden and have worked in Denmark, you may be entitled to Danish state pension. Find out how eligibility is determined, which supplements may be available and who to contact about your pension.

Labour market pension in Denmark

Not all employees in Denmark are covered by a labour market pension. Find out what to check in your employment contract, how contributions work and what happens to your pension if you stop working in Denmark or retire in Sweden.

Private pension savings in Denmark

If you work in Denmark, you can supplement your labour market pension with private pension savings. Find out about the three main types of private pension and how they are paid out.

ATP pension when working in Denmark

If you work in Denmark, you usually contribute to ATP pension through your salary. Find out how ATP contributions work, when your pension is paid and what you need to do if you live in Sweden.

FAQ: Danish pensions

If you live in Sweden and work or have worked in Denmark, find answers to common questions about Danish pensions, including pension savings, payments and taxation.

We can help you

You are always welcome to visit our Information Center in Malmö to get help with your questions regarding working, moving or studying in Denmark.

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