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Denmark

Embassies and consulates in Denmark

4 foreign missions in 2 cities, and 5 Danish missions around the world.
  • Embassy

    Apostolic nunciature to Denmark

  • Embassy

    Embassy of Algeria, Copenhagen

    Copenhagen

    Hellerupvej 66, 2900 Hellerup 2900

  • Embassy

    Embassy of Benin, Copenhagen

    Copenhagen

    Skelvej 2, 2900 Hellerup

  • Honorary consulate

    Honorary consulate of Slovenia to Risskov

    Aarhus Municipality

Questions

How many foreign embassies are there in Denmark?

We list 3 embassies and high commissions and 1 consulates in Denmark, run by 4 countries.

Which city in Denmark has the most embassies?

Copenhagen, with 2 missions, followed by Aarhus Municipality (1).

Which cities in Denmark have foreign consulates?

Aarhus Municipality. Consulates handle visas and help citizens outside the capital.

Where is the Embassy of Algeria, Copenhagen?

Hellerupvej 66, 2900 Hellerup, Copenhagen.

How many embassies and consulates does Denmark have abroad?

5 missions in 5 countries, including Somalia, Albania, Azerbaijan, Germany and France.

Does Denmark have an embassy in Azerbaijan?

Yes, in Baku.

What is the difference between an embassy and a consulate?

An embassy is a country's main office in another country, usually in the capital. A consulate is a smaller office in another city that handles visas, passports and help for citizens.

What is an honorary consulate?

A small office run by a local volunteer. It can help citizens in an emergency but usually cannot issue visas or passports.

How do I contact an embassy in Denmark?

Use the official website listed for each mission (1 of them have one). Many take visa applications only by appointment, so book online first.

Do I need an appointment to visit an embassy?

Usually yes, especially for visa applications. Book through the official website, arrive early, and bring printed documents and your passport.

From Wikidata (CC0). Opening hours and services change: check the mission's website before you visit.

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