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[Guest guest]

Mr. Vermilya,

 

The typical (T)CM education from the US will definitely be sufficient to

work here legally as an acupuncturist/herbalist without any problems...

I am not sure, but I wouldn't expect it to be a problem not speaking

Danish either since more or less all Danes can communicate well enough

in English for the purpose of receiving treatment - and most probably

would not mind either....

 

This is what could find on recidence permits:

http://www.workindenmark.dk/Residence_permit

 

Best regards,

 

Thomas Sorensen

Acupuncturist, PA, RAB

Denmark

 

 

bvermilya skrev:

>

> Mr. Thomas Sorensen,

> First off, hello to everyone. I'm new to this group and currently a

> student in Phoenix. I'm learning a great deal from all of you and

> want to say thank you.

>

> Mr. Sorensen, how hard would it be to work in Denmark or somewhere

> else in the EU? Do you know if the education in the US would be

> enough? I have a bit of the travel flu and would like to work abroad

> sometime in the future. If you know anywhere that I can get this

> information I would be very grateful!

>

> Bart Vermilya

>

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thank You!!!!!

 

Bart

 

Chinese Medicine , Thomas Bøgedal

Sørensen <> wrote:

>

> Mr. Vermilya,

>

> The typical (T)CM education from the US will definitely be

sufficient to

> work here legally as an acupuncturist/herbalist without any

problems...

> I am not sure, but I wouldn't expect it to be a problem not

speaking

> Danish either since more or less all Danes can communicate well

enough

> in English for the purpose of receiving treatment - and most

probably

> would not mind either....

>

> This is what could find on recidence permits:

> http://www.workindenmark.dk/Residence_permit

>

> Best regards,

>

> Thomas Sorensen

> Acupuncturist, PA, RAB

> Denmark

>

>

> bvermilya skrev:

> >

> > Mr. Thomas Sorensen,

> > First off, hello to everyone. I'm new to this group and currently

a

> > student in Phoenix. I'm learning a great deal from all of you and

> > want to say thank you.

> >

> > Mr. Sorensen, how hard would it be to work in Denmark or somewhere

> > else in the EU? Do you know if the education in the US would be

> > enough? I have a bit of the travel flu and would like to work

abroad

> > sometime in the future. If you know anywhere that I can get this

> > information I would be very grateful!

> >

> > Bart Vermilya

> >

>

>

>

>