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IT Support Salary in Denmark 2026: How Much Do They Earn?

IT support specialists help users with technical problems and maintain IT equipment. The job is an entry point to the IT industry and requires good communication skills and technical understanding.

Average Salary440,000 DKK/year
25,134 DKK /mo after tax
Low (25%)
370,000 DKK
High (75%)
520,000 DKK

Salary Range for IT Support

25th370k DKK
Avg440k DKK
75th520k DKK
Salary Range (25th-75th)
Average

Most it supports earn between 370,000 DKK and 520,000 DKK per year.

Net Salary as IT Support

Salary LevelGross/yearNet/monthTax Rate
Low370,000 DKK21,404 DKK30.58%
Average440,000 DKK25,134 DKK31.45%
High520,000 DKK29,309 DKK32.36%

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What does a it support do day-to-day?

An IT support specialist in Denmark resolves users' technical problems via phone, chat, email, and remote tools. A typical day starts by reviewing tickets in a system like ServiceNow, Jira Service Management, or TOPdesk, prioritised by SLA and business criticality. Tasks range from password resets in Active Directory, troubleshooting Microsoft 365, and provisioning new users and laptops via Intune, to more complex network and VPN issues. First-line support handles most problems directly, while tougher cases are escalated to second or third-line teams. Many Danish IT supporters are members of the PROSA union and work under clear on-call and shift agreements.

Education and qualifications

The typical entry point is Denmark's two-year IT supporter vocational programme (EUD) or the 2½-year "datamatiker" academy degree. Many also start without formal education by demonstrating skills through certifications like Microsoft MD-102, CompTIA A+, or ITIL Foundation, which carry significant weight in first-line hiring. Danish language ability is usually required for user-facing roles.

Career progression and salary steps for a it support

Career stageAnnual gross salary
1st Line Support (entry level)380,000 DKK
2nd Line Support (2-4 yrs)450,000 DKK
3rd Line / Specialist520,000 DKK
System Administrator / IT Operations Lead610,000 DKK

Figures are indicative gross salaries. Use the calculator above to see your exact take-home pay after tax in your municipality.

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IT Support salary across municipalities

Net pay as a it support varies up to 658 DKK/mo depending on municipality. Here are the 8 largest municipalities:

MunicipalityTax RateNet/month
Copenhagen23.39%25,134 DKK
Vejle23.40%25,132 DKK
Frederiksberg24.50%24,864 DKK
Aarhus24.52%24,860 DKK
Odense25.50%24,622 DKK
Viborg25.50%24,622 DKK
Aalborg25.60%24,597 DKK
Esbjerg26.10%24,476 DKK

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Frequently Asked Questions

A newly qualified IT supporter or datamatiker graduate typically starts at 360,000-400,000 DKK per year in first-line roles. Pay rises significantly as you move to second-line and specialist positions with deeper expertise in Microsoft 365, networking, or security.

Yes. Many companies hire support staff based on self-study and certifications like CompTIA A+, Microsoft MD-102, or ITIL Foundation. A good customer-facing attitude and clear communication skills often weigh as heavily as formal education in first-line jobs.

Many IT supporters specialise in Microsoft 365, networking, security, or Azure and transition into system administration, SysOps, or cloud engineering roles. With 4-6 years of experience and certifications like Microsoft AZ-104 or CCNA, salaries can rise to 550,000-650,000 DKK per year.

A it support earns on average 440,000 DKK per year in Denmark. This equals approximately 25,134 DKK after tax per month.

With the average salary of 440,000 DKK, you take home approximately 25,134 DKK per month after tax. This corresponds to an effective tax rate of 31.45%.

The salary range for it supports in Denmark goes from approximately 370,000 DKK (25th percentile) to 520,000 DKK (75th percentile) per year. Your actual salary depends on experience, education, and workplace.