I started my career at the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where I was involved in the development and improvement of visa policies and residence permit programs for EU countries. I analyzed current migration trends, participated in negotiations on the Schengen agreement, and contributed to the development of strategies to attract highly skilled professionals to Europe.

Since 2016, I have worked at the European Commission, where I have developed and coordinated programs for digital nomads and improved visa procedures. My expertise in visa matters and residence permit policies in the EU has made me a recognized specialist. I regularly attend international conferences, publish articles in legal and migration journals, and provide advice to government agencies and private companies on visa policies and immigration matters.

My education includes a Bachelor’s degree in International Law and Politics from the University of Copenhagen.