Denmark Visa Information - Singapore

Important Notification:

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 03 February 2021.

The Danish government has presented new entry requirements applicable to all travellers entering Denmark (including Danish nationals). This means that all persons entering Denmark will be required to be tested and subsequently isolate for 10 days. The new rules will take effect from Sunday, 07 February 2021.Please read more on the Joint Website of the Danish Authorities here.

The official portal for foreign nationals who wish to visit, live or work in Denmark: https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB
Important information when entering Denmark

From 9 January-28 February, stricter entry restrictions apply to travellers from all countries of the world who wish to enter Denmark. Please refer to the website of the Danish police as follow, Persons resident in countries outside of Denmark (coronasmitte.dk) where applicant will find a list of worthy purpose for entering Denmark, which applies to all travellers (arriving from both banned and open countries). The new entry restrictions include a flight ban on transportation of passengers from the entire world who are unable to present a negative COVID-19 test taken no later than 24 hours prior to departure. In addition, persons wishing to enter Denmark must present proof of a negative COVID-19 test taken no more than 24 hours before entry.
Covid-19 entry requirements and restrictions links as follows for the countries mentioned below,
- Denmark / Greenland / Faroe Island - https://coronasmitte.dk/en/entry-into-denmark
- Iceland - https://utl.is/index.php/en/about-directorate-of-immigration/news/1122-travel-restrictions-lifted-for-residents-of-12-non-eea-and-schengen-states
The visa application center will resume operations from 01 July 2020 onwards with below conditions,

Denmark – Since 24 October 2020, Singapore has been classified as open third world countries.

Please visit to the Danish Police website as follow. https://coronasmitte.dk/en/entry-into-denmark/is-my-country-open-or-banned
Iceland – Please read more about the travel restrictions for entering Iceland here
The visa application for Norway, Sweden and Finland remain suspended for short stay visa with the exception of Iceland. Thus No Schengen visa application will be accepted for these countries.

For information on current travel restrictions for the other Nordic countries, please refer to the individual country’s Embassy or Mission.
Messages from the Ministries of Foreign Affairs in Norway and Finland:

Norway

Restrictions on entry into Norway

The Norwegian Government has implemented extensive restrictions on entry into Norway due to the spread of COVID-19. As a result, foreigners who do not hold a valid residence permit in Norway will be rejected at the border and refused entry into Norway. For the time being, visas for visitors to Norway will not be granted. For more information on the entry restrictions to Norway, please visit:
Finland

Owing to the ongoing global COVID-19 developments, Finland application centres will not accept any visa or residence permit applications until further notice.
Residence permit applications for study (incl. Ph.D), internship, volunteers and au pair as well as their accompanying family members will be refused by Danish Agency for International Recruitment & Integration (SIRI) as of 3 February. This is resolved since these purposes are currently not considered worthy purposes for entering Denmark. Read more

This means that pending applications and applications sent from 3 February for above purposes will be refused. Applicants who have further questions regarding applications for these purposes are kindly requested to refer them to SIRI.
For your reference, please consult the Embassy’s list of approved Travel Medical Insurances for the Schengen Area
Upon receipt of your Schengen visa it is your responsibility to check that all the information in the visa sticker is correct. If you think that some information is incorrect, please inform the embassy immediately so that any errors can be rectified.
Possession of a visa does not confer an automatic right of entry and holders of a visa are requested to present proof that they fulfil the entry conditions at the external border, as provided for in Article 5 of the Visa Code.
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