Denmark Visa
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Processing
15 Days
Validity
6 Months
Max Stay
90 Days
Visa Overview
Denmark is a picturesque Schengen destination known for its charming waterfront cities, Viking heritage, modern architecture, and strong business environment. The Denmark Schengen Visa allows travelers to visit Denmark for tourism, sightseeing, visiting family and friends, or attending business meetings, conferences, and exhibitions. This short-stay visa permits a stay of up to 90 days within a 180-day period and may be issued as single-entry or multiple-entry, depending on the applicant’s travel history and supporting documentation. Our visa experts provide complete assistance with documentation, application submission, and appointment scheduling to ensure a smooth and successful visa process with maximum approval chances.
Visa Inquiry
Types of Visa Requirements
Tourist Visa (Short term)
Processing time: 10-15 days
Stay period: Upto 90 days
Validity: 6 months
Entry: Single/Multiple
Fees: INR 7,699/-
Business Visa (Short term)
Processing time: 10-15 days
Stay period: Upto 90 days
Validity: 6 months
Entry: Single/Multiple
Fees: INR 7,699/-
Documents Required for Australia Visa
1. Valid Passport. (Current & Previous)
2. Adhar Card Copy.
3. Photograph (35 mm x 45 mm in Size; colored photo/white background; 80% face; front view; ears visible in
case of ladies)
4. Personal Bank statements with strong credit balance for past 03 months (stamped and signed by bank)
5. Last 03 years I.T. returns (SARAL) & Salary Slips for last 06 months.
6 Flight Ticket Itinerary.
7. Hotel Bookings or letter of invitation from Australian Relative or Friend confirming that you can stay in his
house. Australian Passport copy of Australian friend / relative along with proof of their residence /employment
/ financial stability also required.
8. Personal Covering Letter & Proof of your employment/Leave letter from Employer./ If self employed,
company Registration Certificate
9. For students, College/School ID card.
10. Birth Certificate copy for Minor children.
11. Proof that you have reasons to return home such as:
A.. proof that you have immediate family members in your home country
B. proof that you can return home
C. proof that you own a house or other major asset in your home country.
12. If married & Spouse’s name not mentioned on respective passports, Marriage Registration Certificate /Invitation
Card / marriage Photographs.
13. 956a appointment form to be signed by the applicant (copy enclosed) and uploaded on their portal.
Application form to be filled and submitted online.
14. Minimum processing time: appox 30 days. Can take more time. Please note – visa is granted / approved
directly from Australian Immigration Dept. Hence, only a visa approval mail is received. Visa is not
stamped physically on the passport.
15. Visa fees payable in advance online. – Rs. 18500/- (per application). (Subject to change without prior notice)
*** Please note, the Australian Immigration can ask for further documents after the application is submitted
online.
1. Valid Passport. (Current & Previous)
2. Adhar Card Copy.
3. Photograph (35 mm x 45 mm in Size; colored photo/white background; 80% face; front view; ears visible in
case of ladies)4. Personal Bank statements with strong credit balance for past 03 months (stamped and signed by bank)
5. Last 03 years I.T. returns (SARAL) & Salary Slips for last 06 months.
6 Flight Ticket Itinerary.
7. Hotel Bookings or letter of invitation from Australian Relative or Friend confirming that you can stay in his
house. Australian Passport copy of Australian friend / relative along with proof of their residence /employment
/ financial stability also required.8. Personal Covering Letter & Proof of your employment/Leave letter from Employer./ If self employed,
company Registration Certificate9. For students, College/School ID card.
10. Birth Certificate copy for Minor children.
11. Proof that you have reasons to return home such as:
A.. proof that you have immediate family members in your home country
B. proof that you can return home
C. proof that you own a house or other major asset in your home country.12. If married & Spouse’s name not mentioned on respective passports, Marriage Registration Certificate /Invitation
Card / marriage Photographs.13. 956a appointment form to be signed by the applicant (copy enclosed) and uploaded on their portal.
Application form to be filled and submitted online.14. Minimum processing time: appox 30 days. Can take more time. Please note – visa is granted / approved
directly from Australian Immigration Dept. Hence, only a visa approval mail is received. Visa is not
stamped physically on the passport.15. Visa fees payable in advance online. – Rs. 18500/- (per application). (Subject to change without prior notice)
16. A company invitation letter from Australia confirming the purpose of travel, business association, and period of stay may be submitted as part of the visa documentation.
*** Please note, the Australian Immigration can ask for further documents after the application is submitted
online.
- If Employed:
- Original Leave sanctioned certificate with company seal and signature;
- Last 3 months salary slip.
- If Self Employed:
- Business Registration License / MOA / Partnership deed;
- Company’s updated bank statement of last 6 months;
- Company’s IT returns for last 3 years.
- If Retired:
- Proof of retirement like pension book, statement etc.
- If Student:
- School / College / Institute ID Card;
- Bonafide certificate.
- If Minor:
- Birth Certificate;
- No Objection Certificate from the parents / non-accompanying parent on Rs 100/- stamp paper;
- ID proof of parent like passport or PAN card.
- If Visiting friend or relative:
- Invitation letter;
- Inviter’s ID proof like Passport or Resident Permit;
- Address proof like any Electricity bill, any Utility bill etc.
- If Sponsored:
- Sponsorship letter;
- Sponsor’s national ID proof like Passport, PAN card or Resident permit;
- Updated bank statement of last 6 months;
- Income tax returns of last 3 years.
- For Business Visa:
- Invitation letter from host Company stating purpose of trip, business details etc;
- Covering letter from Indian company on company letterhead.
Eligibility
Who Can Apply
- Valid passport holders with 6+ months validity
- Travelers with proof of funds
- No criminal record or previous deportation
Who Cannot Apply
- Passport validity less than 6 months
- Incomplete travel documents
Frequently Asked Questions
A Denmark Schengen Visa is a short-stay visa (Type C) that allows you to travel to Denmark and other Schengen countries for tourism, business, family visits, or short-term purposes for up to 90 days within a 180-day period.
A Schengen Visa is valid for all 27 Schengen member states, including Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Luxembourg, Iceland, Malta, and Liechtenstein.
Yes. You may reapply at any time after refusal, provided you address the reasons mentioned in the rejection letter and submit stronger supporting documents.
No. The visa validity and duration of stay depend on your travel purpose, documentation, and travel history. Some applicants may receive shorter stays.
Depending on the visa granted, you may stay for up to 3, 6, or 12 months per visit, subject to visa conditions.
It is a formal letter submitted with your application explaining your travel purpose, itinerary, duration of stay, who will bear expenses, and your intent to return to India.
Extensions are granted only in exceptional cases such as force majeure, humanitarian reasons, or serious personal circumstances. Extensions for tourism are generally not permitted.
Yes, if you hold a multiple-entry visa and your total stay does not exceed 90 days within 180 days.
Even if your visa is valid for one year, you can stay only up to 90 days within any 180-day period.
How long before the start of the intended visit should I apply for a Schengen Visa?
Processing usually takes around 15 calendar days after submission, but it may take longer if additional documentation or further verification is required.
VFS Global is an authorized visa application center that collects your application, biometrics, and documents on behalf of the Danish Embassy. They do not decide on visa approvals or rejections.
You can track your application online through the VFS tracking portal using your reference number and date of birth.
Yes. An appointment is mandatory for document submission and biometric enrollment.
No. A valid residence permit or long-stay visa issued by a Schengen country allows short stays in other Schengen states for up to 90 days in 180 days.
Each applicant must have a separate appointment. Group appointments may be available depending on VFS policies.
Apply at the consulate of the country where you will spend the most time. If the stay is equal, apply through the country of first entry.
Single-entry: You can enter the Schengen area only once.
Multiple-entry: You can enter and exit multiple times within visa validity, respecting the 90/180-day rule.
Yes. Immigration officers may request proof of accommodation, return tickets, travel insurance, financial means, and purpose of visit.
Yes, biometric submission (fingerprints and photograph) requires personal appearance unless biometrics were given in the last 59 months.
Family members of EU/EEA citizens may benefit from simplified procedures, but proof of relationship and travel purpose must be submitted.
Personal appearance ensures biometric data collection and verification of identity as per Schengen regulations.
Yes. Travel medical insurance is mandatory.
Insurance must:
Cover at least €30,000
Be valid throughout the Schengen area
Cover medical emergencies, hospitalization, and repatriation
Yes. We can assist you in arranging compliant Schengen travel insurance along with your visa application.
The easiest way is to apply through professional visa experts who assist with documentation, application accuracy, appointment scheduling, and compliance checks to maximize approval chances.
Our dedicated visa specialists are available to guide you step-by-step, clarify requirements, and ensure a smooth Denmark Schengen Visa application experience.
Simple steps to get a Denmark Visa:
Applying for a Denmark Schengen Visa is simple and seamless with our expert assistance. Our experienced visa specialists ensure complete guidance at every stage of your application process to maximize your approval chances.
Throughout your visa journey, a dedicated Visa Expert will manage your case and assist you with documentation, compliance, and appointment scheduling.
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Here’s How to Apply for Denmark Visa
Step 1: Share your travel plans and required details with our Visa Expert and receive complete guidance on documentation and eligibility.
Step 2: Pay the applicable visa fee and securely upload your documents through our confidential document system.
Step 3: Our Visa Expert will review your documents, complete your visa application accurately, and schedule your biometric appointment.
Step 4: Visit the designated Visa Application Center (VAC) on your appointment date to submit biometrics (fingerprints & photograph) and required documents.
Step 5: Once processed, receive your Denmark Visa and prepare for your journey.
Our goal is to make your Denmark Schengen Visa process smooth, transparent, and stress-free.
Denmark Travel Information & Travel Guide
Basic Requirements to Visit Australia
To travel to Denmark, applicants must meet the following essential conditions:
Hold a valid passport along with a valid Denmark Schengen Visa.
Be in good health at the time of travel.
Maintain a clean legal and moral record.
Demonstrate strong ties to your home country, such as family, employment, business, or property, to assure immigration authorities of your intent to return.
Clearly prove that you will leave Denmark before your visa expires.
Show evidence of sufficient financial means to cover your stay in Denmark. The required amount depends on the duration of stay and whether you are staying with family/friends or in paid accommodation.
Meeting these requirements helps ensure smooth entry into Denmark and compliance with Schengen regulations.
Travel Checklist for Denmark
A valid passport with sufficient validity
Approved Denmark Visa as per your travel purpose and duration
Confirmed return or onward flight tickets
Contact information of your host, relative, friend, or business associate in Denmark
Confirmed hotel reservations (if applicable)
Danish Krone (DKK) or other acceptable foreign exchange options
An unlocked smartphone, preferably with an active Indian SIM card or international roaming
Supporting documents relevant to your purpose of travel (especially for business travelers)
What to Do Upon Arrival in Denmark
Keep your completed Declaration Form (provided during your flight) readily available for inspection.
Ensure all essential travel documents — including your passport, valid Denmark Visa, return or onward ticket, and confirmed hotel bookings — are easily accessible in case requested by the immigration officer.
If you are travelling as an unaccompanied minor, remain under the supervision of the designated airline staff until you are handed over to the authorised adult. Make sure you clearly recognise the person collecting you. If you have any concerns, immediately inform the airline authorities
Denmark Travel Guide
Consistently ranked among the happiest and cleanest countries in the world, Denmark offers far more than picturesque harbours and fresh Nordic air. Though the smallest of the Scandinavian nations, Denmark delivers an impressive blend of Viking heritage, royal elegance, coastal beauty, and contemporary design.
Once a powerful Viking kingdom, Denmark today stands as one of Europe’s most refined and exciting travel destinations. From medieval castles and Baltic beaches to charming towns and cosmopolitan cities, the country offers a perfect balance of culture, history, and modern sophistication.
Copenhagen – The Cultural Heart
Denmark’s capital, Copenhagen, has repeatedly been named one of the world’s most liveable cities. Stylish, sustainable, and vibrant, it is the epicentre of Danish culture and entertainment.
Visitors can explore:
Amalienborg Palace – Residence of the Danish Royal Family
Christiansborg Palace – Seat of the Danish Parliament
Rosenborg Castle – Home to the Crown Jewels
The Little Mermaid Statue
Tivoli Gardens Amusement Park
The National Museum & Round Tower
A leisurely stroll along the famous Strøget pedestrian street, café hopping in Vesterbro, or cycling along waterfront promenades perfectly captures the Danish way of life.
Beyond Copenhagen
While the capital is captivating, Denmark’s true charm unfolds across its islands and countryside.
Odense (Island of Funen) – Birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen, with museums, art centres, and the stunning Egeskov Castle nearby.
Roskilde – One of Denmark’s oldest towns, home to a UNESCO-listed cathedral and the famous Viking Ship Museum.
Aarhus – Denmark’s second-largest city, blending youthful energy with historic architecture and open-air museums.
Skagen – Denmark’s northernmost town, known for its unique light, sandy dunes, and artistic heritage.
Natural Beauty & Coastal Escapes
Denmark’s long coastline offers scenic beaches, dramatic cliffs, and serene islands.
The Danish Riviera in northern Zealand features Kronborg Castle (associated with Shakespeare’s Hamlet) and elegant seaside towns.
Bornholm Island offers rugged cliffs, fishing villages, forests, and sandy beaches.
Thy National Park showcases wild dunes, heathlands, and untouched Nordic landscapes.
Island hopping by ferry is one of the best ways to experience Denmark’s coastal charm.
Getting to Denmark
Strategically located between continental Europe and Scandinavia, Denmark is well connected by:
Copenhagen International Airport (major Nordic hub)
Rail connections from Germany and other European cities
Baltic ferry routes from Norway, Sweden, Finland, Belgium, and the Netherlands
Public transport within Denmark is efficient and reliable, making travel between cities seamless.
Why Visit Denmark?
For a relatively small country, Denmark offers an exceptional variety of experiences:
Royal castles and Viking history
Modern Scandinavian design and architecture
Pristine beaches and coastal villages
World-class gastronomy and craft beer
Lively festivals and cultural events
Whether you are exploring the cosmopolitan streets of Copenhagen or relaxing in a seaside village, Denmark combines heritage, nature, and contemporary lifestyle in a uniquely Scandinavian way.
Denmark Facts and Figures
Official Name: Denmark
Location: Western Europe
Time Difference: Approximately 4½ hours behind IST
Capital City: Copenhagen
Major Cities: Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense, Aalborg
Languages Spoken: Danish, English Faroese, Greenlandic, German
Total Area: 43,094 square kilometres
Population: 5,605,948
National Day: 16th April
Currency: Danish Krone (DKK)
Main Airline: Danish Air Transport DX
Maersk Air S6
Scandinavian Airlines SK
International Airports: Copenhagen Airport (CPH)
Billund Airport (BLL)
Aarhus Airport (AAR)
Best time to visit Germany: May to September
