Citizenship and danish language requirement.

[abrakadbabra]

Hi experts.

I found this on http://uibm.dk/

"Prøve i Dansk 2

For nogle ansøgere vil det være tilstrækkeligt at bestå Prøve i Dansk 2 eller en anden danskprøve, som fremgår af bilag 3.b. til cirkulæreskrivelsen. Kravene er, at ansøgeren, i tiden op til at lovforslaget bliver fremsat, har været selvforsørgende i mindst 8 ½ år ud af de seneste 9 år og har været helt selvforsørgende inden for det seneste år."

When I translate it to English on google translate just to confirm I have understood it correctly it shows as follows:

"Prøve i Dansk 2

Danish Test 2

For some applicants will be sufficient to pass the Danish Test 2 or another Danish sample, as shown in Annex 3.b. to the circular letter. The requirements are that the applicant, in the run up to the bill being tabled, has been self-sufficient for at least 8 ½ years out of the last 9 years and has been completely self-supporting within the past year.

if google has translated it correctly that passing Prøve i Danske 2 is enough for people who have been self supporting for all 9 years then I have quick question.

Can a person like me who has been on A-kasse support for 2 years of 9 years but not on kontanthjælp before applying for citizenship, take advantage of this rule?

At jobnet they tell that A-Kasse is not considered as public help.

I gave danske i prøve 3 test today. But I am not sure if i am going to pass. And, if fail, then I want to try my luck in Danske i prøve 2 exam as I feel it might be easier to pass.

Experts, request you to clear my doubt, please.

Regards

[mh1]

A-kasse support is considered self-support. A-kasse is a kind of insurance, so in essence what you get from it is money you paid to it while you were employed.

[abrakadbabra]

Thank you, mh.

you are great... !!!