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Unemployment fund
Unemployment benefit rates

HK A-kasse

Unemployment Benefit rates 2026

In the table below, you see the maximum unemployment benefit rates.
To get the maximum rate, you must have earned at least DKK 26,620 per month (full-time insured) and DKK 17,747 per month (part-time insured) on average for 12 months.

If you have not had an income resulting in entitlement to maximum unemployment benefit, an individual rate will be calculated equivalent to 90% of your salary (deducted the 8% labour market contribution).

You are considered a provider if you have a child/children under the age of 18.

You automatically save for your pension when receiving unemployment benefits. At the beginning, the amount equals 0.3% of the unemployment benefit, and to 3.3% on an ongoing basis until 2030. The pension contribution is not taken from the unemployment benefits, but is an additional amount. Read more about the pension savings here (Danish only).

Unemployment benefit rates - 2026

	Gross amount per month
Full-time insured Without income supplement	DKK 22,041
Part-time insured Without income supplement	DKK 14,694
New graduates, fixed rate Provider, full-time insured	DKK 18,074
New graduates, fixed rate Provider, part-time insured	DKK 12,049

	Gross amount per month (the first 481 hours of unemployment/3 months)	Gross amount per month (after 481 hours of unemployment/3 months)
Full-time insured With income supplement	Up to DKK 26,198	DKK 22,041
Part-time insured With income supplement	Up to DKK 17,465	DKK 14,694
New graduate Non-provider, 30 or older, full-time insured	DKK 15,759	DKK 13,690
New graduate Non-provider, 30 or older, part-time insured	DKK 10,506	DKK 9,126
New graduate Non-provider, under 30 years old, full-time insured	DKK 15,759	DKK 10,838
New graduate Non-provider, under 30 years old, part-time insured	DKK 10,506	DKK 7,225

Do an estimate of your unemployment benefit rate

If you need to know what your unemployment benefit rate may be, try our benefit calculator.

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Unemployment benefit after tax

If you need to know your net payout, you must contact SKAT, the Danish Tax Agency. You can also try to make your own calculation at SKAT's website.

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