What is relocation?
- Introduction to life in a new country
- Finding a home to fit lifestyle and budget
- Visa, work and residence permits, local registration, health care providers
- Setting up bank accounts/insurance/telephone/internet/utilities
- Arranging child care and schools (waiting lists, prices, procedures)
- Transportation, shopping
- Assistance when departing the country
Your employees are starting a new life in unfamiliar surroundings. We know how to help your employees transition smoothly into Danish society, culture, and daily life, enabling them to focus on their new job right away. Together with you, we create the best possible foundation for a long and successful stay.
Expectation management
In contrast, a relocation agent is typically paid by the hiring company, and will therefore take care of the employee’s interests in the best possible way. This means that a relocation agent always will make sure to negotiate the best possible price.
A rental agent represents the landlord, so the rental contract will always be presented in favor of the landlord. This can be quite costly for the employee when it is time to leave.
A relocation agent represents the tenants, and will always try to negotiate the best possible terms for them. They will explain what is possible in the market BEFORE the tenant signs the contract.
A rental agent only shows the properties in their own portfolios, a limited selection.
A relocation agent will show all properties that exist on the market that fit the employee’s requirements and rent level.
The company might think they save a little money by not hiring a relocation agent to help out, but the process will often be more costly in the long run…particularly for the employee.
Experience
We believe that a warm and personal welcome always will be a good investment and brand you as a company where talented people from around the globe would like to come and work