About
Labour mobility is essential to the exchange of knowledge, ideas and innovation. Yet cross-border mobility faces too many barriers and complexities for the organisations that depend on it. Our mission is to build the AI-native infrastructure layer that makes global mobility frictionless — for companies and people on the move.
Software and services, combined
01
The AI-native operating system for global mobility compliance. One structured foundation that carries every case, every rule, and every deadline to make cross-border movement effortless and compliant. A global mobility layer seamlessly integrated into existing HR tools.
02
One partner for everything. Immigration, tax, social security, housing and moving, handled by an expert team working inside the same platform — technology handles repetition and deadlines, experts handle judgment.
People & partners
Founded by Christian Prener, PhD, and Massimo Hansen in 2026, Dimmi is a spin-out from the Danish Research Foundation's Center of Excellence for Global Mobility Law, University of Copenhagen. Operations are carried out by Dimmi's team of mobility experts that operate as AEs for clients and employees on the move.
Development & Research
We are collaborating with the Alexandra Institute on agentic legal intelligence and state-of-the-art data protection.
Dimmi emerges from Christian's research at MOBILE, Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen. MOBILE is pioneering new approaches to the interplay between law and cross-border mobility.
Design Partners
International Staff Mobility at the University of Copenhagen — a six-month pilot covering all international hires.
Relocation DK — handling cases including Region Hovedstaden.
Funding & Acceleration
Lighthouse is a strategic innovation programme at the University of Copenhagen supporting ventures with deep academic roots. Through Lighthouse, Dimmi has received funding and mentorship to accelerate its AI-powered immigration platform.
Innovation Fund Denmark invests in innovation that creates value for society. Through Innoexplorer, Dimmi received funding to transition from university research into a commercial venture.