Hi,
You are right about the first part - You have up to two years to register as unemployed and start receiving dagpenge. You do not need to meet further requirements. You have the right only based on your completed education.
Your other questions:
1. You will only have meetings with Jobcenter and A-kasse after you have registered as unemployed, and actually begin to receive dagpenge.
2. As long as you only are registered with the graduate status (but don't receive dagpenge/and are not registered as unemployed), then you can do what ever you want, and travel to/stay in any country you want. You do not need to keep/have an address registered in Denmark. But to keep your graduate status you need to keep your A-kasse membership/pay to A-kasse.
As long as you don't work in another EU-country you can keep your danish A-kasse membership. However if you begin to work in another EU-country you must become member of unemployment Insurance in that country.
3. You must have been registered as an unemployed jobseeker with Jobnet.dk for at least 4 weeks, before you can use the 3-months jobseeker rule. However if you go to your home country (Germany), then you only need to be registered as unemployed for 1 week. And you must be entitled to receive unemployment benefits. These two things are only possible if you have an address in Denmark.
As always I will recommend you to get this information confirmed by your own A-kasse.
Let me know if You have further questions.
Best regards,
Anders Weber, www.a-kasser.dk
You are right about the first part - You have up to two years to register as unemployed and start receiving dagpenge. You do not need to meet further requirements. You have the right only based on your completed education.
Your other questions:
1. You will only have meetings with Jobcenter and A-kasse after you have registered as unemployed, and actually begin to receive dagpenge.
2. As long as you only are registered with the graduate status (but don't receive dagpenge/and are not registered as unemployed), then you can do what ever you want, and travel to/stay in any country you want. You do not need to keep/have an address registered in Denmark. But to keep your graduate status you need to keep your A-kasse membership/pay to A-kasse.
As long as you don't work in another EU-country you can keep your danish A-kasse membership. However if you begin to work in another EU-country you must become member of unemployment Insurance in that country.
3. You must have been registered as an unemployed jobseeker with Jobnet.dk for at least 4 weeks, before you can use the 3-months jobseeker rule. However if you go to your home country (Germany), then you only need to be registered as unemployed for 1 week. And you must be entitled to receive unemployment benefits. These two things are only possible if you have an address in Denmark.
As always I will recommend you to get this information confirmed by your own A-kasse.
Let me know if You have further questions.
Best regards,
Anders Weber, www.a-kasser.dk
