Duration
Duration
If you are a citizen of a country that requires a visa and want to travel to Denmark for a brief period, you must have a visa.
A visa can be obtained with a visit to Denmark for business. You won't be given a business visa if your work permit has restrictions. It may be the case if you are an employee of a foreign sister company or subsidiary of a Danish company in Denmark on business or if you are a trainee receiving compensation while in Denmark. If this applies to you, you should apply for a work permit rather than a business visa.
To be eligible, you must;
The following requirements must be met to be granted a visa.
The Immigration Service recommends that the company in Denmark fills in an invitation form provided on paper or online, but it is not a requirement.
If the company has been given prior approval, an online invitation form VF2 must be used. To benefit from the previous approval arrangement, you must inform the diplomatic mission when submitting your application that a prior approved company has invited you. Otherwise, you risk that the application is processed according to the ordinary procedure.
When to Apply
You should have a clear-cut idea about the visa processing time. Thus, you can apply accordingly. But we recommend you apply a couple of months before you have to move.
Visa Processing Time
The visa is usually processed within 15 days. But in some rare cases, it can even take longer, up to several months.
How to Apply
Your application can be submitted in the country where you currently reside. If you are legally present in that country and have a good reason for not applying, you may do so elsewhere.
The list refers to Danish missions with which Denmark has a shared representation agreement, such as those in Norway and Sweden if there are no Danish missions or outsourcing offices in the nation where you currently reside. The list refers to the closest Danish mission or outsourcing office in the area if there is no representation agreement.
Duration
This visa is typically valid for the entire Schengen area. It allows you to stay in Denmark for 90 days in any 180 days period.
If you try to use your visa stay to acquire long-term or permanent residency in Denmark, or if you stay in Denmark after your visa expires, you could face a 3 or 5-year penalty period. In the penalty period, you will generally not be able to get a visa to visit Denmark.
Fees
You are required to pay a fee to apply. Ordinarily, a visa costs 80 EUR, with a 40 EUR reduction for children under the age of 12 years. Furthermore, the outsourcing company (VAC) must pay a service fee.
If the need arises, you can apply for an extension of your visa. But you should apply at least a month before your visa expires.
Business
Visa is specified for business purposes.
Work
Without express permission from the Immigration Service, you cannot work in Denmark without a visa.
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