My advice is don't. As neither one of you are EU citizens, it will be difficult to enter DK. If you gain entry, you will find many cultural/professional barriers preventing you entering the workforce. Either your professional qualifications or education will not be recognised, or potential employers will say you have no Danish experience. I am not saying there aren't success stories out there, and with a great network, it is possible to establish yourself here. There is however a general anti-foreigner sentiment, which has only intensified these past few years. I am an EU citizen who came here 15 yrs ago, and I struggle with it everyday. Trust me, you will be better off in Canada. It is a young country, built on immigration. They make foreigners welcome. Denmark doesn't. I am sorry to be so discouraging, but if I had known what I know now, I would never have come here. I too, came here on visits and liked it. It is different when you live here.