Denmark business visa

1. Visa-free business visit

   No visa needed

   Ordinary-passport holders from the listed visa-free countries and territories can make short business visits.

   Stay

   Up to 90 days in any 180-day period across the Schengen Area.

   Passports that qualify (62)

   • Albania
   • Andorra
   • Bosnia and Herzegovina
   • Georgia
   • Moldova
   • Montenegro
   • Monaco
   • North Macedonia
   • San Marino
   • Serbia
   • Ukraine
   • United Kingdom
   • Vatican City
   • Argentina
   • Brazil
   • Chile
   • Colombia
   • Paraguay
   • Peru
   • Uruguay
   • Venezuela
   • Antigua and Barbuda
   • Bahamas
   • Barbados
   • Canada
   • Costa Rica
   • Dominica
   • El Salvador
   • Grenada
   • Guatemala
   • Honduras
   • Mexico
   • Nicaragua
   • Panama
   • Saint Kitts and Nevis
   • Saint Lucia
   • Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
   • Trinidad and Tobago
   • United States
   • Mauritius
   • Seychelles
   • Brunei
   • Hong Kong
   • Israel
   • Japan
   • Macau
   • Malaysia
   • Singapore
   • South Korea
   • Taiwan
   • Timor-Leste
   • United Arab Emirates
   • Australia
   • Kiribati
   • Marshall Islands
   • Micronesia
   • New Zealand
   • Palau
   • Samoa
   • Solomon Islands
   • Tonga
   • Tuvalu

2. Schengen visa for a business visit

   Visa needed

   Business visitors who need a visa can apply for a short-stay Schengen visa.

   Stay

   Usually up to 90 days in any 180-day period.

   Valid for

   Up to five years. New applicants usually receive validity covering their planned trip.

   Entries

   One, two or multiple entries.

   Fee

   EUR 90 standard; reductions and exemptions apply. An external service may charge up to EUR 120 extra.

   Processing

   15 calendar days for an admissible application with no issues; delays can occur.

   1. Apply to the embassy or consulate of your main destination.
   2. Submit your application no more than six months before entry.
   3. Attend an interview in person for your first application.
   4. Provide fingerprints and a digital photo if required, and pay the applicable fee.

1. Apply to Denmark's embassy or consulate if Denmark is your main destination.
2. If there is no main destination, apply to the Schengen country of first entry.
3. Submit the application no more than six months before entry.
4. Attend in person for a first application, complete the interview and provide biometric details if required.

• An accepted travel document.
• Fingerprints and a digital photo, if required.

• Count your short visits across the Schengen Area together.
• Denmark does not allow visa-free visitors to work during their stay.
• A short business visit does not give visa-free visitors permission to take a job in Denmark.
• Some frequent travellers qualify for longer multiple-entry visas.

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