Visa Information

Detailed information about the Danish visa rules, including which foreign nationals need visas, can be obtained from the website of the Danish Immigration Service.

Where to file your application 
You may apply for a visa at any visa issuing Danish mission in a country where you are staying legally on a permanent or temporary basis. Please consult the list of “where to apply” .

For certain countries Denmark has entered into an agreement with another Schengen country about the handling of visa applications on behalf of Denmark. As a rule these agreements only cover applications for short stay visas. The representing embassies are included in the list “where to apply”.

Application formalities 
You may apply for a visa at any visa issuing Danish mission provided you are staying legally in the country in question. 

Application forms (a harmonised EU form) may be downloaded from the website of the Danish Immigration Service. The forms may also be obtained from the mission where you wish to file your application. The forms are free of cost. 

On the website of the Danish Immigration Service you will find information about the general requirements for obtaining a visa. Detailed information you will find on the websites of the relevant mission where you intend to lodge your application. 

Processing time
The overwhelming majority of visa applications are processed and decided on by Danish diplomatic missions abroad. These cases will usually be decided within a few days. Some cases, however, may take 15 days. 

Decisions about visa applications must normally be made within 15 days. In some cases applications will require further enquiry. Other applications will take longer time to process because they have been submitted at a third country's diplomatic mission. In these situations, the maximum processing time is 30 days. In some cases further documentation is required. In these cases the processing time can be up to 60 days.  

Application processing time counts from the time an admissible application is submitted at a diplomatic mission. 'Admissible' means that the mission has decided that the Schengen conditions for submitting an application have been met.

Citizens of certain countries or categories of certain citizens are subject to prior consultation in one or more Schengen countries before a visa may be issued. The processing time in these cases will usually be 10-12 days as a minimum.
For further information please consult the website of the Danish Immigration Service. 

Chinese citizens
Chinese conference delegates can follow updates and information regarding the visa application process here https://www.vfsglobal.cn/Denmark/China/

Invitation letters

Official invitation by EuCAP2020 Conference Organisers

EurAAP, the official organiser of the EuCAP2020 conference, is pleased to send a letter of invitation to any conference delegate, speaker, exhibitor or visitor requesting it. 

If an original copy of the invitation letter is required there is a €25 administration and postage fee. These letters of invitation will be sent by mail to the address indicated on the invoice for payment. If another address is required please send this information to ms@cap-partner.eu

If you are an author of papers accepted for presentation, the EuCAP2020 the Registration team will verify the correctness of the Paper ID (s) you intend to present (max 2) and will send you a letter of invitation via e-mail; for non-authors, there is a €20 administration fee. 

Please note: these fees are non-refundable

Please note that payment by credit card and bank transfer are available for invitation letter for non-authors. Nevertheless, payment by bank transfer will occur an additional charge of €12.

In case you have any questions concerning invitation letter procedures or if you face any problems in your country, please contact Registration Manager Mille Skovbjerg at ms@cap-partner.eu