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Start-up Denmark offers international business owners the chance to be given a residence visa to start and manage an innovative development company.
Before Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI) can execute your request for a residence and work permit based on the scheme, your business plan must be approved by a group of business professionals chosen by the Danish Business Authority.
The program is available to individuals and groups of up to three people who want to launch a joint enterprise in Denmark.
You must fulfill specific requirements to be given a residence visa and operate your own business in Denmark under the Start-up Denmark Scheme.
You need to submit the following documents.
Your biometric data must be collected when you apply for a residence permit. It implies that you must have your fingerprints and facial image taken. If you are given a permit, you will receive a residence card with a microchip that will contain your fingerprints and facial image.
When to Apply
Before submitting your application, you must pay a charge to cover SIRI's case processing costs. You must also create a case order ID for your application.
Visa Processing Time
Generally, the Start-up Visa processing time is one month. But it may take more time in some cases.
How to Apply
All of our application forms have detailed instructions on filling them out and what kinds of supporting documentation to attach. Make sure to prepare all your documents in digital form to attach as you complete the application form.
Duration
A permit for both work and residence may be given to you for up to two years.
Fees
The Start-up Visa for Denmark costs 1,890 DKK. All fees are regulated every year on 1 January. Make sure to create your Case Order ID, pay the fee, and submit your application in the same calendar year. If you pay the fee before 1 January and submit your application after this date, your application may be rejected.
Your permission may be extended for up to three years at a time. Please be aware that applying for an extension before your permit expires is crucial. Even if your permission is about to expire, as long as your application for an extension is submitted promptly, you are permitted to remain in Denmark and carry on with your business activity.
Work
You can only work for that company which has given you a work permit.
Residence
You may remain in Denmark with a valid residence and employment permit.
Public Benefits
According to the Active Social Policy Act requirements, you are not permitted to receive benefits.
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