Find your Denmark visa.

Visitors coming to Denmark for tourism, family visits or business for up to 90 days.

Foreign nationals offered a Danish job with a salary above the annual minimum threshold.

Workers from 16 selected countries offered a job paid above a lower supplementary threshold.

Graduates offered a job in a profession on Denmark's shortage list for higher education.

Skilled tradespeople offered a job in a vocational profession on Denmark's shortage list.

Employees of certified large employers needing to start work quickly or on multiple short stays.

Researchers offered a research post or guest-researcher placement at a Danish institution.

Exceptional specialists such as artists, chefs or athletes with rare qualifications.

Foreign entrepreneurs wanting to establish and run an innovative growth company in Denmark.

Foreign nationals doing supervised vocational or professional traineeships in Denmark.

Young people living with a Danish host family doing light chores in exchange for board and pocket money.

Young people from partner countries combining a holiday in Denmark with incidental work.

International students admitted to a Danish higher-education programme.

Doctoral candidates enrolled in a PhD programme at a Danish university.

Recent graduates of Danish higher education wanting to stay to seek and take up work.

Spouses, registered partners or long-term cohabitees of a person settled in Denmark.

Spouses, partners and children joining a person who holds a Danish work, study or researcher permit.

Children under 15 joining a parent who is settled or holds a residence permit in Denmark.

Long-term residents who meet Denmark's integration, employment and language conditions.

Permanent residents seeking to become Danish citizens by naturalisation.

Previously, jobseekers who scored enough points on education, language, age and work experience.