What will be the salary for experienced nurse in Denmark ?

What about Tax ?

Unless you have a nursing degree from a Danish nursing school or university, you can't work as a nurse in Denmark immediately. You have to retake your entire nursing degree here in Denmark, then you're allowed to work as a nurse. Or you can have a job as a caregiver, but in order to be a caregiver you need to study the danish language.
As for the moment, the danish hospitals are considering on hiring nurses from other countries. In facts there are already some foreign nurses working at the danish hospitals but very few, and before working as a nurse they need to go to a danish language school and learn the danish language.

Nurses with 0 - 1 year experience has a average salary of 22,000 kr. - 23, 000 kr. plus tax.
Nurses with 9 . 10 years experience has a average salary of 25, 287 kr. a month plus tax.

tax for a nurse is between 40-42 percent and no higher than that.

!NOTE
My aunt is a nurse in a hospital and she's been working there for 19 years. Her monthly income is 42,000 kr. plus tax, in total she gets 24,000 kr. a month minus tax. Her tax is on 41%. Take note that she only gets the 42,000 kr. because all her overtime. Working overtime on weekend, and night shift will paid more than working day shift.

Monthly salary about 4500$. Tax is about 2100$ - It leaves you with 2400$ a Month. ( +/- 200$ )

Nurses and Doctors are in demand in Denmark.....

They actually needed more and maybe they hired from other countries....

But you need to learn Danish language at the same time...
So that you can relate and handle with care with the patients.....

Probably you will not start as a nurse immediately if you cant speak Danish....maybe you will start as an assistant or whatever as long as in the hospitals...or in the home for the aged.

Well I guess you have an income of about 30,000dkk-50,000dkk per month minus tax 46%...

Goodluck!!!!!

I love so much Denmark