What does it cost to be a member? Your membership fees and the possibility to get adviceare dependent on where you are in your student or work life.
There are different fee levels. It is therefore important that you let DM know if there are changes in your situation. If, for example, your membership fees should be raised, this will be regulated from the point in time where your situation changes (also in the past). If your membership dues should be reduced, you can at most have them changed retroactively from two quarters back. You can change and add information yourself by logging into Mit DM.
Are you a student?
| Membership dues—student | Per month | Per quarter |
| Student – first year’s membership * | 0,00 | 0,00 |
| Students | 20,00 | 60,00 |
| Student with double membership in DM and DALF | 60,00 | |
| Student with double membership in DM and SUL | 20,00 | 60,00 |
* The offer of one year's free membership only applies if you haven't previously been a member of DM.
Have you completed your studies?
| Membership dues | Per month | Per quarter |
| Full-time employees, managers, part-time employees with more than 18 hours per week, PhD students |
379,67 | 1.139,00 |
| On parental leave and receiving parental leave unemployment benefits |
183,67 | 551,00 |
| Part time with max. 18 hours a week | 183,67 | 551,00 |
| Unemployed with the right to unemployment benefits | 183,67 | 551,00 |
| New graduate - first year (applies for one year from the date you have gotten your final grade). |
20,00 | 60,00 |
| Employed abroad on a danish contract | 379,67 | 1.139,00 |
| Employed abroad on a foreign contract | 183,67 | 551,00 |
| Self-employed | 351,67 | 1.055,00 |
| Self-employed, under 18 hours a week | 175,83 | 527,50 |
| Pensioner/Early retirees | 75,17 | 225,50 |
| Long-term unemployed, referred to cash benefits Child-care leave (60 percent of the maximum level of unemployment benifits) |
38,00 | 114,00 |
| Enlisted | 75,17 | 225,50 |
| Passive membership | 75,17 | 225,50 |
Updated mebmership fees as of 1. July 2024
| Membership dues | Per month | Per quarter |
| Full-time employees, managers, part-time employees with more than 18 hours per week, PhD students |
391,00 | 1.173,00 |
| On parental leave and receiving parental leave unemployment benefits |
189,33 | 568,00 |
| Part time with max. 18 hours a week | 189,33 | 568,00 |
| Unemployed with the right to unemployment benefits |
189,33 | 568,00 |
| New graduate - first year (applies for one year from the date you have gotten your final grade). |
20,00 | 60,00 |
| Employed abroad on a danish contract | 391,00 | 1.173,00 |
| Employed abroad on a foreign contract | 189,33 | 568,00 |
| Self-employed | 298,67 | 896,00 |
| Self-employed, under 18 hours a week | 175,83 | 527,50 |
| Pensioner/Early retirees | 77,33 | 232,00 |
| Long-term unemployed, referred to cash benefits Child-care leave (60 percent of the maximum level of unemployment benifits) |
39,00 | 117,00 |
| Enlisted | 77,33 | 232,00 |
| Passive membership | 77,33 | 232,00 |
Has your situation changed?
If you have gotten a new job, become unemployed, or gone on pension, you should let DM know. This can mean that your membership fees have changed.
Collecting fees
Your membership fees will be collected every quarter, and you will automatically receive a bill from us. We recommend that you sign up for Betalingsservice.
DM is not your unemployment fund
Remember that it is your unemployment fund (a-kasse) who administers and pays out your unemployment benefits. Unions and unemployment funds are two different organisations, and you are not automatically a member of an unemployment fund by being a member of DM.
Read more about unemployment funds on MA’s website (in Danish)
Tax deduction
You automatically receive a deduction for your trade union fees for a maximum of DKK 7,000.
Terms of trade
See DM's trading terms, which deal with the way and terms on which online purchases and payments for membership can be made.
