Live in Monaco while having a job in Denmark

By Mark 13 May 2022

Can I live in Monaco and work remotely for a company in Denmark?

Yes, it is possible, however we usually recommend double-checking the following points:

  1. Check that you have the right to work in Monaco.
  2. Check that you have the right to work in Denmark.
  3. Check if the company in Monaco is registered in Monaco.
  4. Check if the company in Denmark is registered in Denmark.
  5. Check if the company in Monaco is authorised to work in Denmark.
  6. Check if the company in Denmark is authorised to work in Monaco.
  7. Check if the company in Monaco has the right to hire you.
  8. Check if the company in Denmark has the right to hire you.
  9. Check if the company in Monaco has the right to assign you to work.
  10. Check if the company in Denmark has the right to assign you to work.
  11. Check if the company in Monaco has the right to give you instructions.
  12. Check if the company in Denmark has the right to give you instructions.
  13. Check if the company in Monaco has the right to decide your working hours.
  14. Check if the company in Denmark has the right to decide your working hours.
  15. Check if the company in Monaco has the right to decide your remuneration.
  16. Check if the company in Denmark has the right to decide your remuneration.
  17. Check if the company in Monaco has the right to decide your working place.
  18. Check if the company in Denmark has the right to decide your working place.

How to find remote work in Denmark while living in Monaco?

Usually, it is feasible to get remote jobs in Denmark even though you are located in Monaco. For that we need to apply for a Danish work permit which allows you to work in Denmark without being physically present there.

If you are a French citizen, you can work in Denmark with a French work permit. You just need to apply for a French work permit and your application will be considered by the Danish authorities.
If you are a non-EU citizen, you can work in Denmark with a Danish work permit. You just need to apply for a Danish work permit and your application will be considered by the Danish authorities.
But what if you are a Monaco citizen and you want to work in Denmark? Is it possible? Yes, it is. If you have a Monaco work permit, you can work in Denmark with it.
But how to get a Monaco work permit? Monaco is not a country in the EU and therefore, the EU has no reciprocal agreements with Monaco. Therefore, Monaco has no obligation to issue work permits to non-EU citizens. But there are some exceptions.
We will see below how to get a Monaco work permit in the following pages.

What is a Monaco work permit?
A Monaco work permit is a document issued by the government of Monaco which allows you to work in Monaco. It is a document issued by the government of Monaco which allows you to work in Monaco.
As a Monaco citizen, you can work in Monaco with a Monaco work permit.

How to get paid in Monaco when working remotely for a corporation in Denmark?

You can get paid in Monaco even if you are working for a company in Denmark, however , you must be a Monaco resident. If you are a Danish resident, you will need to work in Denmark and be employed by a company based in Denmark to be able to get paid in Monaco.

If you are a Danish resident, you can get paid in Monaco when working remotely for a company in Denmark. However, you must be a Monaco resident to get paid in Monaco.
If you are a Monaco resident, you can get paid in Monaco even if you are working for a company in Denmark.
You can get paid in Monaco even if you are working for a company in Denmark, however, you must be a Monaco resident.

How do taxes work in Monaco if I’m working remotely for a company Monaco?

When working remotely in Monaco for a firm based in Denmark, taxes might be tricky, therefore , we have compiled a list of things you should know about Monaco’s tax system.

If you’re working in Monaco, you will be subject to Monaco’s social security tax. This tax is also known as the “social security charge” or the “social security tax” in English.
If you are a Monaco resident, you will be subject to a tax of 5.9% on your worldwide income. This tax is known as the “tax on income from worldwide sources” or the “tax on income from worldwide sources” in English.
If you are a Monaco resident, you will be subject to a tax of 1.8% on your worldwide income.