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MY HK

Log in with MitID & NemID

You can always log in with MitID or NemID. If you wish to create or change your personal password to HK, you must first log in using MitID or NemID.

Log in with HK-password

To be able to use a personal password for HK, you must first create one by logging in with NemID. You can then use the password every time you log in.

Problems logging in with password?

Need help to login

NemID or MitID does not work. What can I do?
You need to contact customer support at NemID or MitID. HK is not able to help you in this situation.

Contact NemID support

Contact MitID support

Problems with login

My HK password is not working (has been locked)
Only you can create a HK password. If your access is locked, you must log in with NemID or MitID and then create your HK password yourself under 'New password' on My HK.

I forgot my HK password
Please log in using NemID or MitID, after which you can create a new HK password under 'New password' on My HK.

This is the first time I log on to Mit HK
In that case you don not have a HK password yet. You must first log in using NemID or MitID, and then you can create your own HK password.

Do I always have to log in with NemID?
No, only the first time you log in to Mit HK. You can then create your own HK password.

Can I just use my NemID?
Yes you can.

I'm having technical problems logging in
If you are experiencing technical problems logging in, you can call: 4437 1563 during opening hours, which are 6.00 to 24.00

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Unemployment fund
Unemployment benefit rates

HK A-KASSE

UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFIT RATES 2023

In the table below, you see the maximum unemployment benefit rates.
To get the maximum rate, you must have earned at least DKK 23,827 per month (full-time insured) and DKK 15,885 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).

From 1 January 2020, 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).