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Work as a cultural worker

Working as a cultural worker in the Öresund region means a lot of opportunities, but can also be quite challenging if you are not well informed about the rules that apply. In this article, we have gathered information about the special situation of cultural workers, who often move between several countries on shorter assignments.

Cultural worker in the Øresund region

If you work as a cultural worker in the Øresund region, it’s important that you understand the specific rules that apply in regard to tax, social insurance and unemployment benefits (a-kasse).

Tips when you are looking for work in the cultural sector in Sweden

Are you keen to explore the job opportunities on the other side of Øresund? That’s not a bad idea at all! The way to apply for jobs in Sweden is not very different from what it’s like in Denmark. We’ve put together a few tips below that can be useful to bear in mind.

Tax for cultural workers

If you are working as a cultural worker in the Øresund region, it is important that you familiarise yourself with the special rules and challenges that exist regarding tax. If you have any questions about what applies in your case, you are welcome to contact the Swedish Tax Agency at Øresunddirekt’s Information Center for further information.

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