Denmark
Danish long-stay visas (type d)
Staying in Denmark for more than 90 days — Denmark's national long-stay visa, issued under its own rules.
- WORKJOB OFFERSALARY-BASEDThe Pay Limit Scheme (Beløbsordningen)A work-and-residence permit for anyone offered a Danish job paying above a set annual salary threshold, with no profession or education requirement.View visa details
- WORKSHORTAGE OCCUPATIONJOB OFFERThe Positive List (Higher Education & Skilled Work)A work-and-residence permit for people offered a job in an occupation currently experiencing a documented labour shortage in Denmark.View visa details
- WORKCERTIFIED EMPLOYEREXPEDITEDThe Fast-Track SchemeA flexible, expedited work-and-residence route that lets SIRI-certified companies recruit foreign employees quickly, often with an immediate start.View visa details
- WORKRESEARCHERSJOB OFFERResearcher SchemeA residence-and-work permit for people offered a paid research position at a Danish research institution or company.View visa details
- BUSINESSENTREPRENEURSAPPROVED PLANStart-up DenmarkA residence permit for foreign entrepreneurs who want to establish and run an innovative growth business in Denmark, based on an expert-approved business plan.View visa details
- STUDYNON-EU STUDENTSFULL-TIMEResidence Permit for Higher Education (Study)A residence permit for non-EU students admitted to a full-time higher-education programme at a Danish institution.View visa details
- FAMILYSPOUSE OR PARTNERFamily Reunification (Spouse or Partner)A residence permit allowing a spouse, registered partner or long-term cohabiting partner to join a person legally settled in Denmark, subject to strict integration and financial conditions.View visa details
- SETTLEMENTPERMANENTLONG-TERM RESIDENTSPermanent Residence PermitA permanent, indefinite residence permit for foreign nationals who have lived legally in Denmark for the required period and meet employment, self-support, language and conduct conditions.View visa details