Denmark Schengen Visa Information In Israel

Important Notification:

22 February 2021

The Tel Aviv VAC will resume to work on March 01, 2021.
It is mandatory to book an appointment prior to your visit at the VAC, please contact us in advanced.
18 February 2021

Please be advised that on Tuesday March 23rd, 2021 Israel will hold a National Elections Day to elect its 24th Parliament members.

Visa applicants may please be informed that the Visa Application Centre in Tel Aviv, Israel will be closed on 23rd March 2021 in lieu of the Elections.

Please note, it has been decided by The Danish Ministry of Immigration and Integration that residence permit applications for study (incl. Ph.D), internship, volunteers and au pair as well as their accompanying family members will be refused by SIRI as of 3 February 2021.

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The official portal for foreign nationals who wish to visit, live or work in Denmark: https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB
Denmark Visa Application Centre in Israel temporarily closed

In accordance with instructions given by the Israeli government due to COVID-19, Denmark Visa Application Centre in Tel Aviv will remain closed from 28 December 2020 until further notice.

Applicants are requested to check for further updates. We apologise for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding and kind co-operation.
Services to resume in Israel

The Denmark Visa Application Centre in Tel Aviv will re-open for business on Thursday , 19 November 2020 and will provide the limited services until further notice.

To submit application you must mandatory book an appointment through Helpline.

Due to COVID-19 outbreak, the VAC may be implementing additional measures to ensure health and safety of applicants.
Important information when entering Denmark

If you arrive from a country classified as a banned country, you must present proof of a negative COVID-19 test taken no more than 72 hours before entry. If you fail to present such a test, you must expect to be refused entry as from Monday, 26 October 2020.

On this page you will find information about rules and required documents.

https://coronasmitte.dk/en/entry-into-denmark/persons-resident-in-banned-countries
Mandatory courier pass-back

The courier service has been made mandatory for a temporary period to limit the spread of the COVID-19 virus and reduce the footfall at the Visa Application Centre. It is expected to be in place until the risk perception of COVID-19 is significantly reduced.

We will post an update on this page when the courier service is made optional again. We apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding.

In accordance with instructions given by the Israeli government to reduce the transmission risk of COVID-19, Denmark Visa Application Centre in Tel Aviv, Israel will remain closed from Friday, 18 September until further notice.

Applicants are requested to check for further updates.

We apologise for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding and kind co-operation.
Change in the service fee

Effective 01 September 2020, Visa Applicants are required to a pay service fee of ILS 52 per Applicant due to increase of service fee.
Travel Medical Insurance to have COVID-19 coverage

Visa applicants applying for short term visa in Tel Aviv must submit Travel Insurance mentioning that your insurance policy covers COVID-19 treatments.
C visa resumption

The Denmark Visa Application Centre in Tel Aviv will resume receiving C visa URGENT applications subject to approval from the Danish embassy as from 15 June 2020.
Services to resume in Israel

The Denmark Visa Application Centre in Tel Aviv will resume operations from 18 May 2020 for resident permit applications only.
Due to the current entry restrictions to Denmark, all Danish visa application centers are closed. Applicants who have handed in their visa application prior to 20 March 2020 will have their case processed. For more information visit the website of the relevant Danish mission.
ENTRY RESTRICTIONS TO DENMARK

The Danish Government has implemented extensive restrictions on entry to Denmark due to the Corona virus/COVID-19. These restrictions mean that you must expect to be rejected at the Danish borders even with a valid visa.

The only exceptions are foreign travelers who have a valid visa AND a worthy purpose for entering. Worthy purposes include travelers who are either parents or primary caretakers (e.g. foster parents) of minors residing in Denmark, visits to critically ill family members, persons who are in the process of a medical treatment in Denmark, persons who are attending a funeral in Denmark, and persons who will be part of a court case in Denmark.

Ordinary tourist visits, family visits and business travel are not considered worthy travel purposes. Case processing times may be extended. For more information please visit the website for information from the Danish authorities: https://politi.dk/coronavirus-i-danmark/in-english.
In accordance with instructions given by the Israeli government to reduce the transmission risk of COVID-19, Denmark Visa Application Centre in Tel Aviv, Israel will remain closed until Sunday, 19 April 2020. Applicants are requested to check for further updates.
The Danish Government has implemented extensive restrictions on entry to Denmark due to the Corona virus/COVID-19. These restrictions mean that you must expect to be rejected at the Danish borders even with a valid visa. The only exceptions are foreign travelers who have a valid visa AND a worthy purpose for entering. Worthy purposes include travelers who are either parents or primary caretakers (e.g. foster parents) of minors residing in Denmark, visits to critically ill family members, persons who are in the process of a medical treatment in Denmark, persons who are attending a funeral in Denmark, and persons who will be part of a court case in Denmark. Ordinary tourist visits, family visits and business travel are not considered worthy travel purposes. Applications will be submitted to the Danish Immigration Service for consideration. Case processing times may be extended. For more information please visit the website from Danish Immigration Service https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__www.nyidanmark.dk_en-2DGB-2520&d=DwMF-g&c=TetzAZAhVSko12xaT-KIa3n01u3Wp4WIyD-BXEVx9_hZ47o99lwGOl4RKAkT0Qeu&r=yscZqdYW5wHQqDzuNZouBw&m=XeY4eamFDXmF2_jAZeVzMrX8Tm1NmL_4I7h3-Z6erwM&s=6FBWckLz_ozbV9fx-lq66Rc1rdYlPPWSyYfn2YVvqqI&e=
VFS Global (Visa Application Center for Denmark in Israel) on 47th Floor of Mid Town Tower Building is the only authorized Visa servicing facility by the Embassy of Denmark. VFS Global shall not be responsible/liable for any transactions that the applicant/ customer has with any Travel Agents or any other third party either in the building or outside who might claim to be authorized agents for Visa servicing or for VFS Global. Any applicant shall do such transaction/s at his/her/their own risk, cost and expenses. Requesting you to kindly contact the VFS Service/ Helpdesk either on the Ground Floor of the Trendy Building or write to us in details at info.denmarkisrael@vfshelpline.com for further information or queries if any.
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