Work in Denmark for a company based in Latvia

By Mark 21 May 2022

Can I work remotely in Denmark for a company in Latvia?

Yes it’s perfectly possible, but we advise first to check the following points:

  1. Do you have a residence permit in Latvia? If not, you will need a residence permit to work in Latvia.
  2. Do you have a residence permit in Denmark? If not, you will need a residence permit to work in Denmark.
  3. Do you have a residence permit in both Denmark and Latvia? If not, you will need a residence permit to work in both countries.
  4. Do you have a valid work permit in Denmark? If not, you will need a work permit to work in Denmark.
  5. Do you have a valid work permit in Latvia? If not, you will need a work permit to work in Latvia.
  6. Do you have a valid residence permit in both Denmark and Latvia?

Yes, you can work remotely for a company in Latvia from Denmark. However, we suggest to check first if you have all the necessary permits.

What is the cost of living in Latvia?
The cost of living in Latvia is lower than in Denmark. A two-person household in Latvia can afford a monthly rent of about $890. The cost of living in Latvia is higher than in Denmark.

Are there any tax benefits for working remotely?
There are no tax benefits for working remotely in Denmark. In Latvia, the tax benefits depend on your country of residence.

How can I find a remote job in Latvia while living in Denmark?

When things work out well, it’s possible to find remote jobs in Latvia even if you are located in Denmark, for that we have a few tips.

Remote Jobs in Latvia
Latvia is a small country in the Baltic region, with an estimated population of 1.9 million people. The country is located in the Northern Hemisphere, and the capital city is Riga.
Latvia is a member of the European Union, and has been an independent country since 199The country has a GDP of €24.7 billion, and a population density of 111 people per square kilometer.
Latvia has a small economy, and has a large number of small and medium businesses. The country has an unemployment rate of 4.9%.
In Latvia, the average salary is €1,092 per month.
It’s possible to find remote jobs in Latvia, but it’s important to do your research before you apply.
There are a few different remote job websites where you can find remote jobs in Latvia, but the best one to use is indeed LinkedIn.
LinkedIn is the most used social network, and has over 5 million users.
LinkedIn is used by professionals and businesses to find jobs and connect with people.
LinkedIn has a job search function that can help you find jobs in Latvia.
LinkedIn also has a premium service that allows you to search for jobs that are specific to your industry.
The LinkedIn Premium service is a paid service, but it’s very affordable.

How can I get paid in Denmark when working remotely for a company in Latvia?

It is possible to get paid in Denmark while working for a company in Latvia but it is not easy.

In order to be paid in Denmark you need to have a Danish bank account. If you do not have a Danish bank account you can open one.
It is possible to get paid in Denmark while working for a company in Latvia.
If you work for a company in Latvia you need to have a Danish bank account.

Will I pay taxes in Denmark or Latvia when working remotely in Denmark?

Taxes can be complicated when working remotely in Denmark for a corporation in Latvia, so it is important to know the tax situation before you start working.

When working remotely in Denmark, you will be paid in Danish Kroner. You will need to pay taxes in Denmark. The tax situation in Denmark is the same as in Latvia, as it is a member of the European Union (EU).
If you work for a Danish corporation, you will be paid in Danish Kroner. If you work for a Danish company and they have offices in Denmark, you will be paid in Danish Kroner.
If you work for a Danish company and they have offices in Latvia, you will be paid in Danish Kroner. If you work for a Danish company and they have offices in Latvia and you work remotely in Denmark, you will be paid in Danish Kroner.
When you work for a Danish company, you will be paid in Danish Kroner.