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Rules of Obtaining Danish Visa

If you desire to travel to Denmark, you must inquire whether you will require a visa. In the confirmatory, ensure to file a request in due time.

Visas
A visa is issued for the function of a petite stay (below 3 months) in Denmark and other Schengen countries. Employment is not allowable during the stay covered by the visa.

Foreign citizens who are exempted from essential visa requirements can stay, but not work, in the Schengen region up to 3 months.

Residence and Work Permits
For halt longer than 3 months in addition to stays in connection with studies or service, including work as au pair, a residence and/or work permit is necessary. Though, special rules apply to citizens from the Nordic Countries, the EU Member States in addition to Switzerland and Liechtenstein.

More highly skilled people obtained Denmark Visa

The figure of highly skilled individuals granted a Denmark Visa under residence permit as part of the Job Card Scheme / Job Plan is greater than before with almost 50% increase. Approximately 2/3 of the Denmark Visas under work permits were granted in the second half of the year 2008 in the new Job Plan which came into force on 1 July 2008.

The largest part, more or less 75% of the Denmark Visas of residence permits, granted under the Job Plan, was approved under the Pay Limit Scheme. IT specialists are the biggest group amongst the specialized fields and accounts for over half of all the permits granted consistent with the Positive List and the Pay Limit Scheme. Most of the IT Specialists came to Denmark from India.