The following documents are required for a Danish Schengen visa application:
- Online application form, filled in and signed (printout)
- Valid passport (validity must exceed the intended period of stay by 3 months) and a copy of passports' first page
- Two recent passport-sized photos (4.5 x 3.5 cm)
- Roundtrip flight reservation* (must be paid)
- Proof of accommodation in Denmark (hotel reservation or confirmation from relatives/friends)
- Proof of financial means sufficient to cover the costs of stay in Denmark (bank statements or similar)
- Travel health insurance with a minimum coverage of €30,000
- If employed: employment contract, latest payslip, leave of absence from employer
- If self-employed: documentation on business, certified balance sheet, tax return
- If a student: certificate of enrollment, proof of financial support
- If a minor: birth certificate, consent letter from parents/guardians, proof of financial support
Step 2: Find the right embassy or consulate
You must apply for your visa at the Danish embassy or consulate in the country you legally reside in.
Step 3: Book an appointment
Most Danish embassies and consulates require you to book an appointment for your visa application. You can do this online or by phone.
Step 4: Attend your visa interview
At your visa interview, you will be asked questions about your travel plans and the documents you have submitted. Be prepared to answer questions about your work, your family, and your finances.
Step 5: Wait for a decision
The visa processing time can take up to 15 days, but it can be longer in some cases. You will be notified of the decision by email.
Step 6: Pick up your passport
If your visa is approved, you can pick up your passport from the embassy or consulate where you applied.
Please note that the visa requirements may vary depending on your nationality and the purpose of your visit. Check with the Danish embassy or consulate in your home country for the latest visa requirements.
