Wypadaloby doczytac, zanim sie poda dalej:
http://wiki.poloniainfo.dk/index.php/SU
http://www.su.dk/English/Sider/default.aspxznalazłem tu sprzeczne info z tym z forum.
aby ubiegać się o su należy spełnić warunek dwóch lat pracy i
mieszkania w danii przed złożeniem podania o su. ale to dotyczy obywateli ogólnie ze
świata.
Equal Status according to Danish Rules
If you are a foreign citizen, you may be given equal status according to
Danish rules and apply for Danish state educational support for a study
programme in Denmark if you fulfil one of the following conditions:
The Danish Integration Act
You can be given equal status if you are covered by the Danish Act on the
Integration of Foreigners in Denmark (the Danish Integration Act).
You have been working
You can be given equal status if immediately before starting the study
programme for which you are applying for state educational support you have lived
in Denmark continuously for at least two years and have had at least 30 hours
of paid work every week. Paid work means that, having a valid work permit,
you have had either an ordinary job and received ordinary pay for the purposes
of labour law, or have worked as a self-employed trader. An au pair stay is
not regarded as paid work as you do not have a work permit as an au pair but
only a residence permit for temporary residence as an au pair.
If you did not have paid work for an uninterrupted period or if you did not
have paid work until immediately before starting the study programme, you may
still be given equal status if the intermediate periods were:
natomiast dla obywateli ue wystarczy, że się pracuje lub pracowało w
danii na pozwoleniu
((((* are a citizen of the EU or the EEA and are a worker or a self-employed
trader in Denmark.))))
Equal Status according to EU Rules
As a foreign citizen you may be given a status equal to that of Danish
citizens (for the purposes of applying for Danish state educational support) if
you fulfil one or more of the conditions under EU law. If you are given equal
status under EU law, you can apply for Danish state educational support for
study programmes in Denmark as well as abroad. In order to fulfil the
conditions under EU law, you must be a citizen of the EU or the EEA (Iceland,
Liechtenstein and Norway) or a family member of a citizen of the EU or the EEA.
Citizens of Switzerland are given equal status according to the same rules. You
must fulfil one or more of the following conditions:As a foreign citizen you
may be given a status equal to that of Danish citizens (for the purposes of
applying for Danish state educational support) if you fulfil one or more of the
conditions under EU law. If you are given equal status under EU law, you can
apply for Danish state educational support for study programmes in Denmark as
well as abroad. In order to fulfil the conditions under EU law, you must be
a citizen of the EU or the EEA (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) or a
family member of a citizen of the EU or the EEA. Citizens of Switzerland are given
equal status according to the same rules. You must fulfil one or more of the
following conditions:
You are working or have been working in Denmark
You can be given equal status if you:
* are a citizen of the EU or the EEA and are a worker or a self-employed
trader in Denmark.
* are a citizen of the EU or the EEA and have been a worker or a
self-employed trader in Denmark. There must be a content-related and time-related
connection between your work in Denmark and the study programme.
* are a citizen of the EU or the EEA and have been a worker or a
self-employed trader in Denmark, but due to health matters or structural conditions
on the labour market need retraining as a consequence of involuntary
unemployment.
You must have a residence permit as a worker or a self-employed trader. If
you have a studying permit, you cannot receive Danish state educational
support until you have been in Denmark for five years.
proszę napisać, czy dobrze tłumaczę i interpretuję, że nie należy dla członków ue pracować 2 lata przed studiami, aby dostać su?